By Mahim Lakhani The horrors of the institution of motherhood transcend time. It is an evergreen space offering fears and… Read more What’s Motherhood, When All’s Done, But the Giving and Taking of Wounds?
By Mahim Lakhani The horrors of the institution of motherhood transcend time. It is an evergreen space offering fears and… Read more What’s Motherhood, When All’s Done, But the Giving and Taking of Wounds?
By Monica Samelson On May 28 a glacier collapsed onto a village in Switzerland. With our rising global temperatures, the… Read more All Good Trouble is Trouble
By Vilna Goles The following essay, drafted by Noah Brehmer under the collective alias Vilna Goles, is an outgrowth of… Read more We Do Not Belong Here: From the Diaspora to Jalūt
By Yanis Iqbal In Nosferatu (2024), Ellen, a young woman unwittingly caught in a supernatural bond with the vampire Count… Read more Nosferatu and the Failure of Liberal Feminism
By Peyton Bond This piece gestated as a review of Sophie Lewis’s Enemy Feminisms, though I see now it has… Read more Not Our Sister: Kristi Noem as an Enemy Feminist?
When you stream the movie “G20,” you’re staring right into the multiracial, femonationalist heart of reactionary liberalism.
By Maia Vitarini Lwin The condom in Sean Baker’s Anora (2024) haunts me. Early in the Oscar-minted film, the titular… Read more Anora’s Golden Ticket
By Johanna Isaacson The 1977 horror film Demon Seed centers on a “smart home” that ultimately captures, rapes, and impregnates… Read more The tradwife-ghost in the machine: smart kitchen horror in Demon Seed
By C. Josephine Hunt For Marxism, women, as much as men, are but a set of social relations, historically adapted… Read more Companion (2025): Fuckbots, Transfeminism, and the Unreal Woman
By Anonymous I indict our mass intoxication with capitalism for the loss of lovesickness. By this, I do not mean… Read more In Defense of Lovesickness