90 minutes of the best feminist anthems of the last fifty years, lovingly compiled by the Wales Arts Review team as a soundtrack to International Women’s Day.
Feminist Anthems for International Women’s Day:
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No Man’s Land: Feminism and Patriotism in Times of War
This is the second in a new series by different authors, The Gregynog Papers, which began life at ‘In/Dependent Wales’, the recent conference of the Association for Welsh Writing in English at Gregynog Hall in Powys.
XX Women’s Writing Festival | Literature
John Lavin attends the XX Women’s Writing Festival featuring editors and writers both new and established, such as AL Kennedy and Kim Moore.
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