Not Taking It Quietly

After June's political fuckery, Bridie Wilkinson has some choice words for her politicians. Read More

Kick Like a Girl

How a women's football game started changing Bridie Wilkinson's difficult history with sport. Read More

Waiting for Godot if Godot Showed Up

Lucy Howell's poetry of mourning is dark, playful, with a hint of superstition. Read More

The Words We Left Behind

Abby Parsons explores the words from her past that are no longer acceptable, the way we use them now and the consequences. Read More

Shakespeare and I

On Shakespeare’s 400th birthday, Bridie Wilkinson looks at her history (and your history, probably) with the Bard of Avon. Read More

Sister Roar

Jaspreet Sangha brings us a powerful piece of poetry about using our voice to claim the space that we deserve. Read More

My Spare Room

Searching for a home on Spare Room is a strange and stressful process. Abby Parsons shares her own trials and tribulations whilst finding a flat. Read More

When life gets hard, you need a few ways to secretly treat yourself. Abby Parsons admits to her favourite kinds of treats (and asks you not to judge). Read More

Reclaiming Shakespeare: To She or Not To She

When Emma Bentley realised that, as a young woman in theatre, she would forever be deemed unsuitable for a vast range of roles simply because she was a girl, she went ahead and created her own role in To She or Not To She. Read More

Shaping Women’s Stories: Lee Miller Exhibition Review

Read Bridie Wilkinson's review of Imperial War Museum's Lee Miller exhibition, 'A Woman's War', in which she questions the chosen narrative. Read More