Winter 1995

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Aboriginal Activist Ardyth Cooper; The Prozac is Political; Allah, Lesbos and Me, Male Infertility

Radical Stitch

ART REVIEW BY VICTORIA PERRIE / In saasaakwe, a series of long-haired women pose with their backs to the camera. We gaze from behind each subject, observing the back of … Read More

Girls That Never Die

BOOK REVIEW BY ERIN WUNKER / “But what if I will not die/ What will govern me then?” These lines anchor the big, beating heart of Safia Elhillo’s most recent … Read More

Refusing the Closet

COLUMN BY CELESTE TRIANON / The last six decades have been marked by victories and advances for trans and Two-Spirit people. However, these “good times” are now being threatened … Read More

ART REVIEW BY MARIANA MUÑOZ GOMEZ / Ladykiller the Maneater—words loaded with connotations of sexuality and sexism—is a surprising choice for the title of Alison Bremner’s exhibition at grunt gallery … Read More

Queer Little Nightmares

BOOK REVIEW BY ALEX HALL / Existing within constant states of return and transformation, the corpus of monstrous tales can also be considered one that speaks to queer persistence … Read More

CANADA'S FOREMOST FEMINIST MAGAZINE SINCE 1992

Winter 1995

Fall 2024

Radical Stitch

Girls That Never Die

Refusing the Closet

Ladykiller the Maneater

Queer Little Nightmares