Sarah Bronzite explores Natalie Fiennes’ Behind Closed Doors; an accessible, albeit occasionally frustrating, introduction to putting sexual attitudes and behaviours within a wider context...
Sojourner McKenzie sits down with music historian and journalist Lucy O’Brien to talk about the 25th Anniversary edition of her book She Bop and the future of music...
Amara George Parker delves into Kae Tempest’s new non-fiction book On Connection, a powerful and compassionate exploration of self, society and creativity...
Zoe Louise Tongue reviews Alison Phipps' new book, Me, Not You, which analyses the exclusionary basis of mainstream feminist movements and reflects on what white feminism can learn from Black feminist theory...
