Lesley-Ann Brown Interview | Earth Day 2023
As we celebrate Earth Day 2023, we would like to share an interview with Lesley-Ann Brown, who shares her experiences as an educator, what inspired
As we celebrate Earth Day 2023, we would like to share an interview with Lesley-Ann Brown, who shares her experiences as an educator, what inspired
Part 1 Philippa Snow’s Which as You Know Means Violence: On Self-Injury as Art and Entertainment (Repeater Books, 2022) opens with the titular line Hunter
Lesley-Ann Brown’s tribute is published in The Repeater Book of Heroism (2022). Her new memoir, Blackgirl on Mars, was published in February 2023. Both Blackgirl on
(photo by Shirley O’Laughlin) To celebrate International Women’s Day we’re highlighting three fantastic feminist titles, and giving you the opportunity to pick them up for
As the campaign in Ireland to Repeal the 8th reaches its climax, here’s a guide to some movements from the US that are combining feminist
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we’re offering 50% off all of our titles edited, authored or co-authored by women! See all of the titles included below:
In May we’ll be publishing Lesley-Ann Brown’s Decolonial Daughter: Letters from a Black Woman to her European Son, a book which explores, through the lens
In an extract from her recent book Lean Out, Dawn Foster explores the limits of self-proclaimed feminist Theresa May’s solidarity with women. The notorious Yarl’s
Backlash “There’s no such thing as the voiceless, only the deliberately silenced and the preferably unheard.”—Arundhati Roy Post-crash, countless studies have shown that the impact
We’re cross-posting (with permission) this great piece by desiredxthings on the demise of Page 3 — T.S. A FEW THOUGHTS ON THE DEMISE OF PAGE 3
