‘Can We All Be Feminists?’ Needs Privileged Women to Hear: Women’s Rights Are Human Rights
A new intersectional feminist anthology says we can all be feminists, as long as we're willing to confront our privilege.
A new intersectional feminist anthology says we can all be feminists, as long as we're willing to confront our privilege.
Post Bellum's publishing mission is not simply to isolate testimony from those who suffered but to also shed light on those who worked against the smothering constraints of fascism and totalitarianism.
The daughters and sons of the embattled, resilient US heartland map out its personal, cultural, and historical landscape.
Killing modernity every night requires philosophy and experience.
These stories demonstrate a sweeping range of complex characters whose dynamic standpoints spark the imaginations of any reader.
The founder of Washed Up Emo brings together ten podcast interviews in print form to document the history of one of rock's most misunderstood genres.
There's a lot packed into a short 350 pages here, so leave your preconceptions of what "mystery" means behind and enjoy.
Book reading, book collecting, murder in libraries, and the mysterious desperation lurking in the dusty corners and between every aisle of bookstores past.
You might care about the concepts raised in Gaming Representation, but you probably won’t be able to understand them.
Wars of attrition are a matter of stamina and who has the tools to keep fighting. A surprising common tool in the anthology Nasty Women Humor.
This definitive, five-CD anthology is a challenging and enlightening listen, a triumph of curatorship that provides near-encyclopedic insight into this important chapter of UK popular music history.
Turning the pages of The Best American Nonrequired Reading to find Tweets or sheet music creates the kind of unexpected surprise that's often encountered in digital space, but seldom in print.