Here's what you can expect from the Feminist Press in the coming year.
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It's time to invest in diverse feminist leadership, in the publishing industry and beyond.
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Things we have a lot of: books and opinions.
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Help us declare FEMINISM the word—and the movement—of 2018, 2019, 2020, and beyond!
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alongside So Much Blue by Percivel Everett, Sour Heart by Jenny Zhang, White Tears by Hari Kunzru, and more.
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"I am not Anita Hill—but I could be."
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Congratulations to Linda Villarosa and Barbara Rosen!
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Required FP reading to accompany Tarana Burke's powerful hashtag #metoo.
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Kirkus reviews HOW MAMAS LOVE THEIR BABIES
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We've got big plans for a more feminist 2018—how about you?
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Publisher's Weekly on HOW MAMAS LOVE THEIR BABIES
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"'RJ is a model not just for women of color, nor just for achieving reproductive freedom. RJ is a model for organizing for human equality and well-being,' writes author Dorothy Roberts in her foreword to the new anthology."
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"Writing a children’s book about a sex-working parent became more than a dream or a passion. It became a necessity." —Juniper Fitzgerald
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Giving Thanks before #GivingTuesday!
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From Gulf of Maine Books to Sister's Uptown Bookstore. the Feminist Press staff weighs in on our favorite indie bookstores.
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Come to booth 301 for our latest titles, a special #FP4BlkLives reception, and to say hello to our friends at Soapbox Inc.!
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Support feminist voices—donate to Feminist Press on #GivingTuesday!
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💐Peep our spring season.🌷
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Samantha Hunt calls The Iliac Crest "one of the most fascinating novels I’ve read in years—utterly weird yet deeply resonant in its portrayal of gendered violence." Read more!
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Jamia Wilson debates Meghan Murphy of Feminist Current on the issue of feminist choice via Al Jazeera.
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