This week our archival intern Monika Zaleska explores Alice Walker’s Zora Neale Hurston reader, I LOVE MYSELF WHEN I AM LAUGHING.
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This fall, our archival intern Monika Zaleska will offer a glimpse back into FP’s collection, using correspondence, documents, and clips from our extensive archive. Monika is a PhD student in the CUNY Graduate Center’s Comparative Literature Program, and is working with FP through a grant from Publics Lab.
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We called in the experts to recommend some very excellent books!
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Celebrate WE WERE THERE with these 1970s feminist milestones.
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From Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging to Lizzie McGuire, here’s a list of what to binge after you finish Milks’s new book :)
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On September 12, 2020, our beloved founder Florence Howe passed away. Today, one year later, we invite you to take a moment to honor her life and celebrate her legacy with us.
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From Sofia Samatar to Ilan Pappe, here’s what we read this week.
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Learn more about Ale’s fight to save her neighborhood.
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We all have a lot to learn from Alejandria, the nine-year-old protagonist of ALEJANDRIA FIGHTS BACK! / ¡LA LUCHA DE ALEJANDRIA!
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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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