Travel The Spirit of Home Travel One day I deliberately missed the 8am train and caught the 8.15am instead. It was a small act of rebellion […] Previous editions
Ideas to change your life Black feminism is for everybody By Myisha Cherry, philosopher at UCR [photos of writer bell hooks and playwright Ntozake Shange] I came to black feminism […] Previous editions
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Ideas to change your life City woes and the car culture By Alecia Simmonds, from Womankind #7: Turtle. Have you ever fallen in love with a city? Has your pulse quickened […] Previous editions
Psychology How to live a flourishing life By Dr Christian Jarrett, from Womankind #10: Tiger. Suppose there were a device you could buy that zapped your brain […] Previous editions
Ideas to change your life A woman’s place is in the resistance By Lucy Treloar, from Womankind #12: Octopus. There are two images from the 2017 global Women’s Marches that stay with […] Previous editions
Media misery syndrome By Antonia Case, from Womankind #12: Octopus. I once found myself in a nondescript hotel at the tail end of […] Previous editions
Happiness Social daydreaming By Antonia Case, from Womankind #11: Deer. A road trip through the outer cities of most Western countries can feel […] Previous editions
Psychology The human predator By Lucy Treloar, from Womankind #13: Wolf. Recently, a friend told me a story that wouldn’t leave her mind. An […] Previous editions
Ideas to change your life What death can teach us By Frank Ostaseski, from Womankind 14: Giraffe. Life and death are a package deal. You cannot pull them apart. In […] Previous editions
Ideas to change your life Conquer your inner critic You’ve taken your easel and paints to the seaside to create and express yourself in the glorious sunshine. It’s a […] Previous editions
Happiness The therapy of walking By Linda Cracknell, from Womankind #17: Unicorn. Among the fraternity of walking writers, I find myself falling into step with […] Previous editions
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Ideas to change your life The day women walked out By Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore, artwork by Catrin Welz-Stein What would happen if women stopped work? If they refused to go to […] Previous editions
Literature & Writing In search of the story By Vicky Mackenzie, from Womankind #15: Yak. It began one hectic afternoon in 1976 at the Daily Mail, the fast, […] Previous editions
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