Contemporary UK feminism. http://www.thefword.org.uk/ Movable Type http://www.thefword.org.uk/images/logo2003.gif 2010-03-18T23:51:37Z

Catherine Redfern gives some personal reflections on the Women's Liberation Movement @ 40 conference

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2010/03/womens_liberati 2010-03-18T23:51:37Z 2010-03-18T23:02:28Z Catherine Redfern http://www.thefword.org.uk/

Jess McCabe reviews Justine Larbalestier's collection of 11 stories and accessible essays, which provide an engaging introduction to feminist scifi

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2010/03/daughters_of_ea 2010-03-14T13:26:39Z 2010-03-17T12:59:44Z Jess McCabe http://sugarcrash.co.uk/

This three-part BBC documentary has many interesting moments, say Charlotte Cooper and Jess McCabe. However, the series fails to adequately represent women of colour's involvement in feminism and conceives of the family through a heteronormative lens

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2010/03/women 2010-03-08T00:34:35Z 2010-03-08T00:12:19Z Various Authors

Do you think feminism's job is done? Kat Banyard's book will remove your rose-tinted glasses, says Jess McCabe

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2010/02/the_equality_il 2010-02-27T17:21:10Z 2010-02-27T12:39:27Z Jess McCabe http://sugarcrash.co.uk/

Christiane Inmann's history of women's reading and writing is a delicious read, says Jessica Gjergji

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2010/02/lighting_a_fire 2010-02-22T22:55:54Z 2010-02-22T22:54:12Z Jessica Gjergji

The protagonist of Angela S. Choi's comic debut novel channels the anger of every woman who has been belittled or demeaned, says Kaite Welsh

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2010/02/hello_kitty_mus 2010-02-21T11:13:49Z 2010-02-21T10:59:39Z Kaite Welsh http://kaitewelsh.posterous.com/

Kaite Welsh reviews a fictionalised biography of early paleontologist Mary Anning

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2010/02/the_fossil_hunt 2010-02-03T22:31:10Z 2010-02-04T21:43:01Z Kaite Welsh http://kaitewelsh.posterous.com/

Nona Willis Aronowitz and Emma Bee Bernstein's book reclaims the road trip and tells a story about what young women across the US think about feminism and the issues facing them as women, says LonerGrrrl

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2010/02/girldrive 2010-02-04T16:52:01Z 2010-02-04T16:53:10Z LonerGrrrl http://lonergrrrl.wordpress.com/

Natasha Walter's latest book reflects her change of heart since The New Feminism, but Melanie Newman argues the result is a mixed bag

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2010/02/living_dolls 2010-02-05T10:53:49Z 2010-02-03T10:05:53Z Melanie Newman

Susan Gilbert takes us on a tour of the Pompidou Centre's groundbreaking rehanging of its collection to showcase the last 100 years of art through work by women

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2009/12/women_hung_in_p 2009-12-18T12:25:50Z 2009-12-17T19:47:11Z Sue Gilbert

Elizabeth Pisani's book breaks down the facts on HIV/AIDS, but loses points for offensive language and playing too cool to care, says Charlotte Cooper

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2009/12/the_wisdom_of_w 2009-12-08T17:03:49Z 2009-12-07T21:16:23Z Charlotte Cooper http://www.subtextmagazine.co.uk

Sian Norris reconsiders Daphne du Maurier's novels

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2009/12/daphne_du_mauri 2009-12-05T12:36:14Z 2009-12-05T12:13:00Z Sian Norris http://www.sianandcrookedrib.blogspot.com/

Christina McDermott reviews Marie Mutsuki Mockett's deft debut novel, which follows two sequential mother-daughter stories

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2009/10/picking_bones_f 2009-10-05T13:19:49Z 2009-10-05T17:05:01Z Christina McDermott http://giro-playgirl.livejournal.com/

Artist Carolee Schneemann may be best-known for 'Interior Scroll', in which she read from a scroll she extracted from her vagina. But, at 70, her influence stretches far beyond that one famous performance piece. Kaite Welsh attended her recent lecture at the Tate Liverpool

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2009/10/for_the_past_50 2009-10-04T22:22:46Z 2009-10-04T21:50:12Z Kaite Welsh http://kaitewelsh.posterous.com/

The Raincoats are as vital as ever, argues Lydia Harris, who left their recent gig determined to join a grrrl band

http://www.thefword.org.uk/reviews/2009/10/the_raincoats_p 2009-10-05T10:14:25Z 2009-10-04T21:30:10Z Lydia Harris http://myswimsuitissues.blogspot.com/