For the first time since he’d left the island he thought of the starlings massed at dusk in the winter trees behind the children’s home. He remembe...

An obsessive-compulsive cartographer trapped in the mapping of her own house. A painter turned code-breaker trying to find the lover she lost in th...

Dale Spender is a whole-hearted convert to computing and cyberspace, but she has her concerns. How much will the Internet live up to its potential ...

Diane Bell invites her readers into the complex and contested world of the cultural beliefs and practices of the Ngarrindjeri of South Australia; t...

What was it like to participate in the Women's Liberation Movement? What made millions of women step forward from the 1960s onwards and join it in ...

As prostitution and pornography increasingly saturate our lives and our communities, they are also becoming normalised and accepted as harmless ent...

Building on the work of second-wave radical feminist theorists from fields such as communication studies, sociology, history, and women’s studies; ...

In this exquisite elegy, Suniti Namjoshi reflects on the life of her sister Bharati, their overlapping yet disparate lives, their nearness and dist...

A new definition of woman has taken hold in Western societies. Instead of a matter of biology and material reality, we are told it is an identity. ...

Pregnant, abandoned and homeless, Maureen battles to survive a Swedish winter until help arrives in the form of a mysterious woman with a veiled pa...

From racialised police brutality to climate change, #MeToo, ‘trans rights’, COVID-19, the prospect of nuclear war and the prevalence of trauma – we...

A novel in two voices, 'Parachute Silk' consists of letters between two women friends who discuss in depth their feelings and share their lives by ...

She inspected her knitting. A yarn imagines itself, you know, she murmured, from separate strands. Every story is made of strands, too, of worlds t...

Janice Raymond offers a vision of female friendship that is as exhilarating as it is controversial. In this feminist classic, she explores the many...

In this blisteringly persuasive and piercingly intelligent book, Sheila Jeffreys argues that women live under penile imperialism, a regime in which...

When a feminist and a monk fall in love, poetry results.

This powerful collection of poems intrigues readers of all ages, but has a strong resonance for teenagers. Young people are at a particular risk of...

An award-winning joint volume of poetry, Sandy Jeffs invites the reader into the world of schizophrenia, while Deborah Staines evokes the mythic pa...

Poppy Sinclair is approaching fifty and -- mostly -- loves her life, teaching young children, living in her Auckland house, intimately involved wit...

A novel of love, friendship and family. Poppy Sinclair is happy enough at mid-life. She enjoys close relationships with friends and family and take...

I am seen by many as a danger. As having failed to understand the new rules, the new paradigm of successful motherhood. A memoir and an examination...

For too long the global sex industry and its vested interests have dominated the prostitution debate repeating the same old line that ‘sex work’ is...

Since the late 1960s radical feminists have worked to articulate a vision of the world in which all women are safe and all women are acknowledged a...