Held annually on the last Saturday in April, Independent Bookstore Day is one of our favorite days of the year!
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Congratulations Bishakh!
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Candidates from the publishing and nonprofit fields are encouraged to apply. All details can be found on the City University of New York website.
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We’re sharing a sneak peek at a section of the book that explores the feminist writer who most influenced the contributors. From bell hook’s AIN’T I A WOMAN to Audre Lorde’s SISTER OUTSIDER, we’re loving these picks.
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Scroll to see what the FP team has been reading this week!
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With your help, we’re excited to continue honoring our impressive history while building the future of feminist literature.
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#StopAsianHate by donating, volunteering, speaking out, taking action, and reading (yes, reading!)
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In September 2020 the Feminist Press lost our visionary founder, Florence Howe. Today, we celebrate what would have been Florence’s ninety-second birthday, the first since her passing.
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We’re taking a step back in time to remember FP at the start of the new millenium.
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From WHAT GOD IS HONORED HERE? edited by Shannon Gibney and Kao Kalia Yang to MISCARRIAGE MOM by Kristy Parisi, #IHadAMiscarriage creator and author Jessica Zucker shares must-read pregnancy loss resources.
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Winners will be announced in a live-streamed ceremony and on Twitter (@latimesbooks) on Friday, April 16.
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Some readers were well acquainted with the Feminist Press by the 1990s; and for others, the decade was an introduction to the new world that feminist literature made possible.
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Today, we remember the 1980s—the decade of the Feminist Press’s adolescence.
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The Feminist Press was the brainchild of Florence Howe (1929–2020), who in 1970 asked a critical question: Where are all the women writers?
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In celebration of our Ivan Sandrof Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Book Critics Circle, over the next few weeks we’ll be posting a series of reflections upon the history of the Feminist Press.
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From adrienne marie brown’s EMERGENT STRATEGY to Grace Lee Boggs’s LIVING FOR CHANGE, here are our staff picks.
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The Feminist Press is excited to announce that we have been approved for a $40,000 Grants for Arts Projects award from the National Endowment for the Arts to support our book publications and programming in 2021.
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From Brontez Purnell to Rivers Solomon, here are our 2021 must-reads.
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A virtual ceremony will be held on March 25.
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