by howl-team | Nov 17, 2024 | First memories of getting involved, Groups, Publishing, Relationships, sex, family
Lee Comer I wrote The Myth of Motherhood to counter the prevailing mythology that mothers who went out to work instead of staying home out of sight to care for their children were responsible for every ill in society. It was published in Spokesman Journal in 1971. I...
by howl | May 24, 2023 | 1980s, Culture, Groups, Publishing
By Sue O’Sullivan When I joined Sheba Feminist Publishers in 1986 its office was on Bradbury Street in Dalston, which we affectionately called the Street of Many Co-ops. In good weather we kept our front door open for air and light, as there were virtually no windows....
by howl | May 24, 2023 | Culture, Groups
By Sue O’Sullivan The self-deprecating sort Fascination How could I find the time? Baby sucking all my energy Body bedraggled In drawings and photos they all look so free Long wind-swept hair white hippy girls Not me with a devoted husband Married to stay in the...
