Why advocating for female authors needs to transcend the fiction-trump-all trope. by Evan Kleekamp A few weeks ago Riveter Columnist Emma […]
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Book Review: ‘There Goes Gravity’ by Lisa Robinson
Because at some point, we all dream of being rock and rollers. by Kaylen Ralph Lester Bangs’ advice to young gun […]
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Book Review: ‘The Cold Song’ by Linn Ullmann
A chilling tale of murder satiates a fondness for mystery. by Joanna Demkiewicz /// I’m a sick freak, and that’s ok. […]
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Book Review: ‘Overwhelmed’ by Brigid Schulte
Who’s missing from discussions of motherhood? by Kaylen Ralph I’m 23, single and childless, but Brigid Schulte’s new book, Overwhelmed, has […]
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Women and Words: Vol. 2, on the Gendered Language of Logic
How the practiced rhetoric of assertive dialogue leaves women out. by Emma Winsor Wood Every day the Internet percolates with anger […]
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Women and Words: Vol. 1, On “Ambitious” Fiction
How our critical terminology prevents women writers from accessing the highest echelons of literary recognition. by Emma Winsor Wood There is […]
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2.5 Minutes With Joanna Walsh
As far as campaigns go, #readwomen2014 has been a long time coming. U.K.-based writer and illustrator Joanna Walsh launched it in […]
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An Open Letter to The New Yorker
Dear readers, This is an open letter to The New Yorker. We wrote it as an extended reaction to Lucky Peach‘s […]
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Outskirts: Going Graphic
One day, I had to be between the ages of 8 and 10, my dad decided to take me to the […]
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The Score is Still Uneven: Lucky Peach’s “The Gender Issue”
“Anyway, this issue is a shot at evening the score a little: it’s been divided into men’s and women’s parts. This […]
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