Allison Moon: Sex, Werewolves, and Self-Publishing
“I love writing sex. And I love talking sex. A lot of writers feel stymied or scared of writing sex because it’s like, ‘Oh I can totally reveal myself through all these horrible violent things I’m...
View Article‘Letters to Kelly Clarkson’ by Julia Bloch
“Everyone wants music that transports them,” writes the speaker in Julia Bloch’s new book of prose poetry, Letters to Kelly Clarkson. While one need not possess a discerning ear for musical talent to...
View Article‘Hungry Ghost: Tales of the Pack Book 2’ by Allison Moon
A sultry BDSM club. The deep woods of Milton, Oregon. A college Abnormal Psychology lab. These are just a few of the landscapes where Lexie Clarion and her feminist wolf pack work, live, play, and...
View ArticleDonna Minkowitz: Growing Up and Writing It All Down
This past October, former Village Voice contributor and activist journalist Donna Minkowitz released her hot-blooded new memoir, Growing Up Golem (Magnus), about her struggle with the inhibitive...
View Article‘Growing Up Golem: How I Survived My Mother, Brooklyn and Some Really Bad...
Donna Minkowitz contributes to the long-standing Jewish-American literary tradition of agonizing self-excavation with her unadulterated new memoir. Throughout the course of the book, Minkowitz profiles...
View Article‘Eating Fire: My Life as a Lesbian Avenger’ by Kelly Cogswell
From a dank upstairs room in New York’s LGBT Center to marches on the streets of Paris, Kelly Cogswell takes us deep between the pages of the Lesbian Herstory Archive and between the frames of the...
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Kelly Cogswell: My Life as a Lesbian Avenger
Kelly Cogswell, radical journalist and founding member of the notorious and groundbreaking grassroots activist group The Lesbian Avengers, writes about the collective’s rise and ruin and her in her...
View Article‘Everything Leads to You’ by Nina LaCour
Emi is not your average SoCal teen. As a senior in high school, the ambitious Emi works for a film production company as a set design intern. With the glamour of a Hollywood hotshot tempered by her...
View Article‘Like A Woman’ by Debra Busman
Not every female character in Debra Busman’s new feminist novel Like a Woman is a hero. While unraveling the ways women move through and deal with a punishing patriarchal world in which moments of...
View Article‘The Repercussions’ by Catherine Hall
When Jo returns to England from a tour in Afghanistan as a freelance war photographer, she’s not sure about anything anymore. She is reeling, grief-stricken, and utterly alone. Crashing in her recently...
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