International Women’s Day

WOM4N: Melba Escobar

Melba Escobar, author of House of Beauty answered 4 questions for us about feminism. Check them out.

WOM4N: Lucy Hughes-Hallett

“Women of 2018 have a long way yet to go.  We also have a lot to celebrate.” Today’s piece of

WOM4N: Katherine Heiny

What does it mean to be a woman in 2018? I hope it means, among other things, that you and

WOM4N: Kyo Maclear

Kyo Maclear, author of Birds Art Life Death, spoke to two young women in her life aged 15 and 16

WOM4N: Kyo Maclear

Kyo Maclear, author of Birds Art Life Death, spoke to two young women in her life aged 15 and 16

WOM4N: Eleanor Wasserberg

What do you hope will be different for the women in your family in 50 years’ time? EW: In 50

WOM4N: Anna Jones

Anna Jones, cook, stylist, writer and author of A Modern Way to Eat, A Modern Way to Cook and The

The 4th Estate Feminist Bookshelf

Part 2 of the 4th Estate Feminist Bookshelf is here. Looking to kick-start your feminist reading? These 4th Estate reads

WOM4N: Slay In Your Lane

Yomi Adegoke and Elizabeth Uviebinené, authors of Slay In Your Lane, share their thoughts on feminism, and what it means to

WOM4N: Elizabeth Day

If you do one thing today, please let it be read this rallying cry from Elizabeth Day. Here she brings

WOM4N: Kathryn Mannix

Today on the blog is a guest piece written by Kathryn Mannix, author of the Sunday Times bestselling With The End

WOM4N: Rachel Edwards

Today’s piece of writing is from Darling author Rachel Edwards. She tells us what she hopes will be different for the women

WOM4N: Valeria Luiselli

As part of our month-wide celebration of women’s writing, 4th Estate will be bringing you exclusive written pieces from our

WOM4N: Laline Paull

As part of our month-wide celebration of women’s writing, 4th Estate will be bringing you exclusive written pieces from our

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