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Why do (some) nature writers lie?
The fourth workshop in my Feminist Voice writing course - about tackling the transition between personal and political narratives - is now available for…
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Feminist Voice: A short video with info about my course for writers on women and feminism
Hi everyone!
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'Torture in England': campaigning for an end to male violence against women - and animals
Yesterday, my daughter’s rabbit - named Pocketrocket, or Pocket for short - died.
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Feminist Voice: A Six-Week Course for Writers on Women and Feminism
PLUS in-person writers' retreats coming later this year
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Spotting the signs that a man is keeping secrets
In a post earlier this week, I described why men are more likely than women to keep secrets.
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Why are men more likely than women to live secret lives?
Shortly after her father George’s death, Georgea Blakey received a phone call from a female stranger.
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Trusting Our Female Intuition: or, as I prefer to say, our observation skills
How do we learn to listen to our Brunos?
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Small Revolutions, Every Day: Feminist Life Advice for Very Hard Times
I’ve taken the decision to rename this Substack - to Small Revolutions, Every Day - to better reflect my intentions for it.
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In Her Nature: Weekend Round-Up
Feminist writings to savour over a coffee and croissant
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To Keep Women Safe, Legislators must Assume the Worst - not the Best - of Men
History has shown us, time and time again, that men jump at the chance to wield the law as a weapon against women
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What do running, DIY, trauma and feminism have to do with one another?
Or, in other words, what links all my Substack posts?
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No Women Allowed...in Gardens
Don't come into the garden, Maud!
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