Liana Badr on being a female author in translation
Women in Translation Month was launched in 2014 by Meytal Radzinski, a book blogger who noticed an imbalance in the Continue reading
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International Women’s Day: Reflections on womanhood from Britain, Latvia, and Somalia
To mark International Women’s Day this year we asked three of our authors to write about what it means to Continue reading
A Trump Reading List
It’s been a year. A year of CAPITALS USED FOR EMPHASIS AT THE END OF TWEETS. A year of walls Continue reading
Women in Translation Month: Why it’s important to celebrate #WITmonth
This month, the world celebrates ‘Women in Translation’ – an initiative started in 2014 by blogger Meytal Radzinski that celebrates Continue reading
Protest Guest Blog: ‘We are everywhere, we said. And we were.’ – Margaret Beetham on Greenham Common
To mark the launch of Protest: Stories of Resistance, celebrating the often overlooked history of British protest and grassroots movements, Continue reading
International Women’s Day Short Story Showcase
International Women’s Day falls annually on the 8th March, and is day when the world is invited to reflect on Continue reading
