Unveiled: A feminist uprising in Iran
Victoria Cheng evaluates recent Iran protests as part of a feminist revolution
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The Last Duel: Medieval #metoo
Mathilda Chocieszynska discusses the importance of the female voice in stories of female suffering.
Girl, Woman, Other: a necessary 21st century read
Esther Duckworth takes a closer look at the novel 'Girl, Woman, Other' by Bernardine Evaristo.
Travel trailblazers: Gertrude Benham
Meg Luesley discusses the largely forgotten, but nonetheless iconic, life of travel trailblazer Gertrude Benham.
Dead [Women] Poets Society: Resurrecting Women Writers of the Past
Stella writes about the Dead Women's Poet Society, and their recent event, remembering key female poets.
French mental health in horror: a review of ‘Raw’ (part two)
The Bubble's French Film editor, Magali O'Brien, offers their perspective on the 2016 Franco-Belgian horror film 'Raw'.
French mental health in horror: a review of ‘Raw’ (part one)
The Bubble's French Film editor, Magali O'Brien, offers their perspective on the 2016 Franco-Belgian horror film 'Raw'.
Bridgerton’s Duke: modern-day Darcy or a complete ‘rake’?
Regé-Jean Page’s immaculate portrayal of Simon Bassett, the Duke of Hastings and his pristine foreplay with a spoon has been etched into the minds of 82 million viewers for a…
Is the only way to fix the porn industry to scrap it and start again?
Lily Webber explores her thoughts on the porn industry
Happiest Season: a review for the girls and the gays
Magali O'Brien takes a look at this Christmas season's popular lesbian rom-com Happiest Seasons.