Every week I read a book - poetry, fiction, non-fiction - and post book reviews for patrons on Patreon.
The reviews are part of the new forms of writing I’m moving into and the Patreon is a way for supporters of my work to help me stay independent.
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The reviews are part of the new forms of writing I’m moving into and the Patreon is a way for supporters of my work to help me stay independent.
patreon.com/posts/36704743
I am increasingly interested in writing about art, culture, anarchism and the ways all those influence my feminism.
Supporters of my work will see how that new work emerges and I will share with them new writing as it happens.
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Supporters of my work will see how that new work emerges and I will share with them new writing as it happens.
patreon.com/monaeltahawy?f…
A future project will incorporate all three: I learned via my readings last year about 19th century Argentinian anarcha-feminists. Fuck yes
No God, no boss, no husband: The world’s first anarcha-feminist group libcom.org/history/no-god…
No God, no boss, no husband: The world’s first anarcha-feminist group libcom.org/history/no-god…
Next book review will be about Emma - she’s always there! 
And this book has been a constant reference. It is always there when I ask “Who is the revolution for? Until when will women be told to ‘wait’?”
Mujeres Libres are a reminder that the “comrades” are as misogynist as the dictators we fight.
patreon.com/posts/36327571
Mujeres Libres are a reminder that the “comrades” are as misogynist as the dictators we fight.
patreon.com/posts/36327571
