by Sophie Wilson | Jul 13, 2020 | Blog Post
“The book is always better”. This is a statement I have lived by for a long while. TV shows and films never ever get the right cast, they almost never include the scenes or dialogue you loved in the book. And of course, adaptations never have the detail you crave from...
by Sophie Wilson | Jul 9, 2020 | Blog Post
Cancel culture within social media is gaining a huge amount of traction at the moment and it can seem pretty toxic. At its bare bones, the gist is someone with some sort of prominence or following says or does something problematic and the internet henceforth labels...
by Sophie Wilson | Jul 8, 2020 | Blog Post
I am at my calmest when I am sprawled across the sofa or tucked up in bed, a cup of tea (milk, no sugar please) on the table beside me and my head buried deep into my latest book of choice. For that period of time, whether it be ten minutes or two hours, my whole...
by Sophie Wilson | Jul 8, 2020 | Blog Post
Reading has always been a large part of my life. I have always loved to escape to another world through the form of words, and I have loved meeting new types of people through characters in books. For me, books are important for two reasons, pleasure and education,...
by Sophie Wilson | Jul 7, 2020 | Blog Post
Kate Weston is the author of the novel Diary of a Confused Feminist. It tells the story of Kat Evans who tries to find out what being a ‘good feminist’ means, whilst also negotiating the perils of high school. Here at Women’s Writes we were so lucky...
by Sophie Wilson | Jul 7, 2020 | Blog Post
Feminist literature is most definitely on the rise (and rightly so), and people are becoming much more aware of books that tackle feminism as well as those written by female authors. I want to share with you my top 5 novels that helped get me into feminism as well as...
