Julie Bindel

Bracing, nourishing and wonderfully pro-woman Victoria Smith, author of Hags What does it mean to be a lesbian now? Has the quest for lesbian liberation stalled, and if so, why? Part-memoir, part frontline reportage and part cultural commentary, Julie Bindel examines what defines lesbian culture, love, friendship, and happiness today. She distinguishes the particular challenges facing lesbians from the very...

'Timely, necessary and important' J.K. Rowling '[This book is] guaranteed to remind us what we have still to fight for. I can't think of a single person who wouldn't benefit from reading it' Observer 'Bindel is a rock star of second-wave feminism . . . an important, courageous book' The Times Bindel delivers a robust call to arms in every...

Bracing, nourishing and wonderfully pro-woman Victoria Smith, author of Hags A big-hearted, infuriating, clever and highly entertaining read, just like the woman who wrote it Kathleen Stock, author of Material Girls Personal, passionate memoir-cum-cultural commentary New Statesman Excellent ... Discursive and engaging Susanna Rustin, author of Sexed: A History of British Feminism What does it mean to be a lesbian...