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Arts & Culture, Fiction, Technology
Snow White reimagined: a captivating twist that reimagines the classic tale with wit, wisdom and empowerment.
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essay, non-fiction, Reviews
Emily Ratajkowski’s new collection of essays, My Body, reviewed.
Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Reviews
Violet Kupersmith’s debut novel, Build Your House around My Body, reviewed
Rafia Zakaria’s Against White Feminism reviewed
Are marriage and independence mutually exclusive? Explored through Jane Austen’s Emma and Charlotte Smith’s Emmeline.
Face wash. Body spray. Deodorant. As women we like to be clean.
In my work, I try to look at what it means to choose not to choose, to remain somewhere in-between, constantly looking at both sides and asking more questions.
There is a good book to be written about spinsterhood, writes Joanna Pocock, but Kate Bolick’s Spinster isn’t it.
Art is a very democratic medium despite the balance of power being somewhat unfairly tipped towards men.
We interview french editor Jean-Luc Maxence discussing gender, Jung, Simone de Beauvoir, and why he feels we can celebrate the differences between the sexes, but not entirely eliminate them.
A platoon of great essayists invades Planet Sci-Fi, documenting the fashions, ideas and anxieties of the greatest films in the genre.
Richard III hardly flies the flag for feminism. So what did Sophie Sellars think when Southwark’s Rose Theatre staged an all-female production?
In addition to talent, exclusion is also a strong component in Brazilian literature. Rosane Carneiro addresses this, through a singular and bold history that is common in the country.
Gwen Smith is intrigued by the prospect of a new print-only feminist magazine that promises to “fight fire with fire”.