Feminisms

Feminisms is a collection of ten essays from a diverse milieu of writers on the subject of feminism. Each piece is illustrated by Cat Sims.

Feminisms features: Ren Aldridge & Janey Starling, Stacey Clare, Abu Leila, Lola Olufemi, Leah Cowan, Emma Heaney, Nazmia Jamal, Sophie K Rosa, Sophie Lewis and Dilar Dirik.

Praise for Feminisms:

"I loved reading this collection. These are short, pithy essays – beautifully and wittily illustrated – on topics including housing, sex work and police violence, from some of our most powerful feminist voices. This writing pulls no punches, and is hopeful and galvanising too."

Katherine Angel (author of Tomorrow Sex Will Be Good Again)

“Packed with critical insights about how we might imagine feminist analysis and action under the current brutal reorganisations of imperialist patriarchal violence through new iterations of liberalism and fascism, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in resistance right now.”

Dean Spade (author of Mutual Aid and Love in a F*cked Up World)

"Feminisms brings together a chorus of contemporary voices to make the case, clearly and compellingly, for a feminism against the violence – capitalist imperialist, racist, homophobic and transphobic – that structures the world we have inherited. A necessary book, and even a hopeful one."

Dr. Helen Charman (author of Mother State – a Political History of Motherhood)

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