In celebration of Shiori Ito’s BLACK BOX (translated by Allison Markin Powell), we gathered the very best in translated nonfiction to add to your TBR.
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“SKYE PAPERS may be Ajalon’s first novel, but she is an experienced artist"—Andrea Lawlor
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We haven’t met our fundraising goal yet—but you can help change that!
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From Nella Larsen’s PASSING to Sarah Water’s FINGERSMITH, we recommend this full suite of tales with twists for when you finish SKYE PAPERS and want more.
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Grant funds will support Feminist Press’s 2021 publishing program and roster of literary events.
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The power of feminist literature doesn’t end when a book is published—that’s only the beginning.
Read MoreExpand your queer reading list this June with these FP must-reads.
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Why do we need feminist literature?
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This year, the Feminist Press launched a theory of change: an outline of how our work impacts the world.
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“This unflinching, heavily researched book shimmers with vulnerability, introspection, and purpose as the author skillfully lays the facts alongside the physical and emotional tolls they had on her.”
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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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