“I wanted the novel to feel haunted by the prospect of hope, without it ever being secured”: an interview with Naomi Booth
What non-monogamy taught me about the ‘sex-positive’ movement Elise Haf·30 July 2013Elisa argues that sexuality is not set in stone and not above scrutiny, including when it comes to porn Life·2 Comments·0
Why this class-conscious feminist probably won’t be calling herself a socialist much more Elise Haf·28 July 2013The male Left's tendency to focus on a unifying working class struggle ignores the differing experiences of men and women, argues Elisa, particularly when it comes to sex work Politics·13 Comments·0
What being a Welsh speaker taught me about feminism Elise Haf·23 July 2013Elisa draws parallels between Welsh speakers' rejection of English language hegemony and feminists' rejection of other forms of hegemony Life·7 Comments·0
The trolls’ picnic, or setting up a feminist society Elise Haf·15 July 2013Elisa shares some of the lessons she has learned from helping to run a feminist society Life·0 Comments·0
Romance, misogyny and near misses Elise Haf·2 July 2013Elisa examines the oppressive underpinnings of society's concept of romance, in the context of a past abusive relationship Life·4 Comments·0
