Feminism

[close] We will be reading literary books by women from all over the world, whether originally written in English, or translated from another language. Join us to discover, and discuss the work of, many wonderful female authors. Everyone is welcome! We also have a Reading Challenge, the idea of which is to read one book from every country in the world over an extended period of time. The books can be either set in the country, or by an author born in that country. All of the authors must be female, or identify as female. You can, of course, choose to read any genre, fiction and non-fiction. There is no challenge deadline; simply read at your own pace. Books can be read in any order, and at any time.

[close] Bi-weekly feminist philosophy book club, starting with Donna Haraway's "Companion Species Manifesto": https://discord.gg/YnXrKFvd3D This anti-racist, queer-inclusive learning community upholds the rigor of philosophy. Moderation is chill and focuses on safety and well-being instead of traditional 'policing'. This includes being proactive to ensure more safety than is afforded elsewhere, especially since spaces like this are frequently targeted.

[close] 1. El valle de los caballos - Jean M. Auel 2. El segundo sexo - Simone de Beauvoir 3. I Who Have Never Known Men

[close] quarterly feminist book club based in Delft, NL