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Tag: Roe vs Wade

In conversation with author Ashley Nelson Levy: ‘I wanted to write about the grief that comes with not feeling at home in your body and how your body can dictate the shape of your home.’

9th April 202319th April 2023  Vartika Rastogi

Vartika Rastogi talks to acclaimed author Ashley Nelson Levy about her debut novel Immediate Family, the literary tropes and cultural narratives around adoption, motherhood, the body and female desire since the overturning of Roe v Wade.

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Posted in Arts, BooksTagged: adoption, Ashley Nelson Levy, Books of 2022, Daunt Books Originals, Immediate Family, novels, Roe vs Wade, women's bodies

Wo(e)manhood and the Architecture of Feminist Solidarity: A Review of Usha Akella’s I Will Not Bear You Sons

4th July 20225th July 2022  Basudhara Roy

In these immaculately crafted and powerful, polyphonic poems, Usha Akella issues a rallying cry for all women to unite, resist and fight the violence of the patriarchy.

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Posted in Arts, Books, PoetryTagged: Abortion, Basudhara Roy, Feminism, I Will Not Bear You Sons, Poetry, poetry review, Review, Roe vs Wade, Spinifex Press, Usha Akella
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