“I wanted the novel to feel haunted by the prospect of hope, without it ever being secured”: an interview with Naomi Booth
Black History Month Events 2020 Editor·7 October 2020The F-Word's pick of events celebrating Black history and culture both on and offlineLife·0 Comments·0
The F-Word’s suggested list of BLM reading and resources Various Authors·9 June 2020This week The F-Word has replaced its usual weekly round-up with a list of resources and articles related to the current Black Lives Matter demonstrations happening in the UK and across the world in response to systemic racism and police brutalityLife·0 Comments·0
The horrors of colonialism are sung without mercy in The Nightingale Alessia Galatini·30 November 2019Alessia Galatini is disturbed in the best way by how Jennifer Kent takes no prisoners in her latest cinema release Film & TV·0 Comments·0
The F-Word stage blog: November 2017 Lissy Lovett·12 November 2017The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre in NovemberStage·1 Comment·0
The best shot at the truth? Rashida Islam·27 May 2016In our first of two reviews of Undercover, Rashida Islam sees a great premise let down by a sidelining of the most important issues at the show’s coreFilm & TV·2 Comments·0
Wednesday round-up Jess McCabe·9 June 2010Reporting from their first Women Speak Out event in London, the discussion ranged over some interesting territory, from...Life·0 Comments·0
