From Virginie Despentes BYE BYE BLONDIE (trans. by Sian Reynolds) to Gerty Dambury’s THE RESTLESS (trans. by Judith G. Miller), the FP staff shares our favorite translations from the French.
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You’ll find info about some of our hottest fall titles as well as some virtual and in-person events! Plus we share what the FP team has been reading this week.
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We are honored to be the publisher of two books co-authored by Ehrenreich, Witches, Midwives, & Nurses and Complaints & Disorders.
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From Gillian Anderson to Beyoncé, we share our pop culture obsessions.
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See what critics are saying about this dark, mesmerizing short story collection.
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We’re always thinking about what we should read next, so we asked FP’s Young Feminist Leaders Council to recommend their favorite books!
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As we hit the streets to protest and donate to abortion funds, here’s what we’re reading this week ->
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Margot Atwell shares why independent publishers like Feminist Press matter.
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Your donation to FP makes a difference!
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From Karen Havelin’s PLEASE READ THIS LEAFLET CAREFULLY to Audre Lorde’s THE CANCER JOURNALS, here’s what we recommend you read (after finishing Ill Feelings of course!)
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Download a free essay from The Feminist Utopia Project.
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We are grateful for the support of the CLMP and the Literary Arts Emergency Fund to help us face the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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We’re celebrating Kyung-Sook Shin’s VIOLETS (translated by Anton Hur) by sharing our favorite literary and musical flowers.
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We asked Carley Moore to tell us what to read after finishing PANPOCALYPSE
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To celebrate the beginning of the 2022 cycle, we’re recommending previous Meriwether Prize-winning titles based on the FP books you already love.
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Learn more about these upcoming in-person and virtual events!
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March 17, 2022 would have been the ninety-third birthday of FP’s founder.
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“We’re very excited to have Margot Atwell join our gifted staff,”—Linda Villarosa, Board Chair of the Feminist Press
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From terrifying teen daughters to an unwanted houseguest, you’re not going to want to stop reading these incredible tales!
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“The arts are crucial in helping America’s communities heal, unite, and inspire,” said Dr. Maria Rosario Jackson, chair of the NEA.
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