Issue 17

What Does Kimberlé Crenshaw See in America?

Jordan Taliha McDonald

Issue 17

The Detective Bruises Easy

Asya Sağnak

Issue 16

All Children Are Beautiful

Hal Schrieve

Issue 16

Millenial Mutiny

Sarah Leonard

Issue 16

Gay Guy Feminism

Aditya Gandhi

Issue 15

Patricia Lockwood Gets It

Natalie Adler

Issue 15

The Silver Book and the Years of Lead

Ramsey McGlazer

Issue 15

Poly and Possessed

Katherine Packert Burke

Issue 15

A Tender Animal

Danielle Mackey

Issue 15

Amateur Shit

Michelle Santiago Cortés

Issue 14

Satire that Sweats

Mariah Rigg

Issue 14

How to Write an Abortion Story

Jessie Kindig

Issue 14

Doing the Dirty Laundry

Sophie Lewis

Issue 14

Am I the Monster?

Natalie Adler

Issue 14

Bechdel Beyond Bechdel

Hal Schrieve

Issue 14

The Triad of Mother, Child, and Screen

Yasmin El-Rifae

Issue 13

The Time of Tove

Natalie Adler

Issue 13

Bad, Mad, Sad

Kristen Martin

Issue 13

After Recognition

Rozina Ali

Issue 11/12

Who’s Afraid of Fiction?

Zinzi Clemmons

Issue 11/12

Into the Void

Sarah Wang

Issue 11/12

The Eternal Lorde

Elise Mitchell

Issue 11/12

My Mother, the Fascist

Miriam Gordis

Issue 11/12

More Nipples!

Lois Beckett

Issue 9

Birth On The Brink

Yasmin El-Rifae

Issue 9

Revolutionary Communism vs. Institutional Banality

Billie Anania

Issue 9

Identity Bingo!

Wei Tchou

Issue 9

Mother of Melodrama

Cora Currier

Issue 8

Tradwives and Femcels

Emily Janakiram & Megan Lessard

Issue 8

Love At The End Of The World

Hannah Phifer

Issue 8

Mother, Martyr, Art Monster

Grace Byron

Issue 7

Between Grief and Gore

Madeleine Wattenbarger

Issue 7

Behold! The Revolutionary Dreamer

Sarah Thankam Mathews

Issue 7

Married to the Mine

Annie Bares

Issue 7

Lizzie Borden is on Fire

Sarah Wang

Issue 7

Kill Joy to Live Better

Mary Retta

Issue 7

From the Labor Bund to the Lesbian Bar

Molly Crabbapple

Issue 7

The “Unhinged Bisexual Woman” Novel

Emma Copley Eisenberg

Issue 6

The Interventions

Yasmin El-Rifae

Issue 6

Who Is Allowed to Defend Themselves?

Sohum Pal

Issue 6

The Green Divide

Lola Seaton

Issue 6

Annie Ernaux Is No Traitor

Lauren Elkin

Issue 6

The Politics of Retching

Sarah Aziza

Issue 6

Mommy Issues

Jane Hu

Issue 6

Is Anyone Ever Well?

Natalie Adler

Issue 6

The Real Life of Chelsea Manning

Natasha Lennard

Issue 6

Reading “Playboy” with Barbara Ehrenreich

Katie Kadue

Issue 6

Work Sucks. Does the Work Novel Have To?

Kameel Mir

Issue 5

Sexy in Theory

Vicky Osterweil

Issue 5

Remembering Mike Davis in a Changed Los Angeles

Navneet Grewal

Issue 5

Sex is Universal, but it Still Needs a Translator

Mariam Rahmani

Issue 4

“We Live to Love You More Each Day”

Natalie Adler

Issue 5

Elites Stole Identity Politics From the Left — Olúfémi Táíwò Wants Them Back

Astra Taylor

Issue 4

Testo Zombies

Stephanie Monohan

Issue 4

Prison Confidential

Hugh Ryan

Issue 4

Poet Laureate of Nowhere

Rozina Ali

Issue 3

Bisexual World, Where Are You?

Natalie Adler

Issue 3

It’s Not Going to Work Out

Rithika Ramamurthy

Issue 2

Sex Workers Vs. The Cops

Emily Janakiram

Issue 2

Raven Leilani Needs To Know How Her Characters Pay Rent

Jennifer Wilson

Issue 2

The Real Story of ACT UP

Natalie Adler

Issue 1

Eros for the People

Liza Featherstone

Issue 1

Socialist Sex Ed

Sarah Leonard

Issue 1

In Defense of “In Defense of Looting”

Marian Jones