Aamna Mohdin, ‘ Women are horribly under-represented in the world’s top literary awards‘ on Quartz.Danielle Groen, ‘ How Rupi Kaur Became the Voice of Her Generation‘ on Flare.Sian Cain, ‘ Costa book award 2016 shortlists dominated by female writers‘ in The Guardian.Miranda Popkey, ‘ Call Me Elena‘ on The New Enquiry.Amy Kurzweil, ‘ How I Made This Comic About How I Make My Comics: An Interactive Essay‘ on Catapult.Emily Reynolds, ‘ The literary glamour of madness‘ in The TLS.Mica Lemiski, ‘ Does Genre Really Matter?‘ on Room.Rebecca Slater, ‘ Verse goes viral: how young feminist writers are reclaiming poetry for the digital age‘ in The Guardian.She’s interviewed on Literary Hub, Nylon, Waterstones, Lenny, The New York Times, The Atlantic, Slate and profiled by Sarah Hughes in The Observer. Summer Brennan, ‘ Cohen Dies, Trump Wins, and We Will Sing About these Dark Times‘ on Literary HubĪnd the woman with the most publicity this fortnight is Zadie Smith.Clare Foran, ‘ Women Aren’t Responsible for Hillary Clinton’s Defeat‘ on The Atlantic.Caitlin Frazier, ‘ The Iconic Hillary Clinton‘ on The Atlantic.Rachel Klein, ‘ I, For One, As a White Woman, Welcome Our New Alien Overlords‘ on McSweeney’s.Catherine Baker, ‘ Queer grief and the secret chord with Kate McKinnon: it’s a cold and it’s a broken hallelujah‘ on Little Queer Ideograms.Abi Wilkinson ‘ We need to talk about the online radicalisation of young, white men‘ in The Guardian.Rebecca Solnit, ‘ Don’t call Clinton a weak candidate: it took decades of scheming to beat her‘ in The Guardian.Various, ‘ Aftermath‘ in The New Yorker.
#Charlene popkey how to#
Rebecca Solnit, ‘ How to Survive a Disaster‘ on Literary Hub.Melissa Febos, ‘ Teaching After Trump‘ on Granta.Christina Sharpe, ‘ Lose Your Kin‘ on The New Enquiry.Sarah Blackwood, ‘ Parenting by the Books: Slavery’s White Women‘ on The Hairpin.Megan Garber, ‘ Pop Culture Resents ‘The Establishment’ Too‘ in The Atlantic.Liz Meriwether, ‘ After the Election, the White People of Los Angeles Adopted Pets‘ on The Cut.Muna Mire, ‘ Resisting Trump’s Islamophobic Promise for America‘ on The New Enquiry.Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett, ‘ Hillary Clinton lost because of her gender, and it hurts like hell‘ in the New Statesman.Kali Holloway, ‘ Stop Asking Me to Empathize with the White Working Class‘ on Alternet.Various, ‘ What It Means To Be A Writer In The Time Of Trump‘ on The Huffington Post.Helen Lewis and Caroline Crampton, ‘ How Ivanka, the new first daughter, sold the Trump brand to women‘ in the New Statesman.Jenny Zhang, ‘ Against Extinction‘ on The New Enquiry.Shani Gilchrist, ‘ When There Is No Option to Forget: How My Family Shares Our Stories of Survival‘ on Catapult.
Hennessy Williams, ‘ As a Sex Worker, I’m Terrified for the Next Four Years‘ on Vice.Gabrielle Bellot, ‘ Queer Writers in the Age of Trump‘ on The Atlantic.Sal Randolph, ‘ A Letter to My Male Friends Who May Not Know That They Are Women‘ on The Rumpus.Toni Morrison, ‘ Making America White Again‘ in The New Yorker.Mo Moulton, ‘ An American in Brexit Britain: Reflections After the Presidential Election‘ on Catapult.Rebecca Traister, ‘ Blaming Clinton’s Base for Her Loss Is the Ultimate Insult‘ in The Cut.This fortnight’s been dominated by post-election coverage: I’m using the term ‘media’ to include social media, so links to blog posts as well as as traditional media are likely and the categories used are a guide, not definitives. Linking to them is not necessarily a sign that I agree with everything that’s said but it’s definitely an indication that they’ve made me think. In the media is a fortnightly round-up of features written by, about or containing female writers that have appeared during the previous fortnight and I think are insightful, interesting and/or thought provoking.
0 kommentar(er)
