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So given the breadth and reach of the very fabulous Dummies brand, today is the day I really wanted to use the F-word. F as in Feminism. And so I reached for Feminism for Dummies. And guess what? It...
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Last Chance Café by Liz Byrski
With a PhD which focused on feminist popular fiction, Liz Byrski has evolved into an immensely satisfying novelist with a knack for shining the spotlight on areas that many shun.
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Brodie Lancaster is a writer, editor and occasional DJ based in Melbourne. Her writing has appeared in Rookie, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, Jezebel, Vulture, Hello Mr, The Walkley Magazine, Junkee, Noisey...
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Brodie Lancaster is a writer, editor and occasional DJ based in Melbourne. Her writing has appeared in Rookie, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, Jezebel, Vulture, Hello Mr, The Walkley Magazine, Junkee, Noisey...
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Take Three Girls is a collaboration between award-winning, internationally published authors Cath Crowley, Simmone Howell and Fiona Wood. With its themes of friendship, feminism, identity and...
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