on writing as a survival

Love can take forms different from what we know.

In Search of the Self: “The woman she has become misses this human being she was; she tries to find this dead child in her deepest self.”

What difference do we see between how Louis depicts his parents and how society defines them?

YouTube video by UMinnPress

YouTube video by Jülide’nin Oyun Odası ~ Jülide’s Playroom

A novel of intellectual intimacy that slowly reveals itself as a performance of control and distance

YouTube video by Jülide’nin Oyun Odası

YouTube video by Columbia Maison Française

YouTube video by Jülide Eda Sezer

YouTube video by Jülide Eda Sezer

YouTube video by Jülide Eda Sezer

Somewhere in rural Albania stands a cage. A gigantic cage, containing not animals, but people.

Women in rural communities describe trauma of moderating violent and pornographic content for global tech companies

Biennials have become a side-hustle for institutional directors, creating far-reaching consequences for the global art world

Deconstructing maternal narratives and the search for the feminine 'I'

Women who write ​about women drinking and writing and sleeping around have until recently been dismissed as less...

How did photography shape the culture and politics of American slavery?

“A book must be the axe for the frozen sea inside us.” Franz Kafka

Call for Abstracts/Chapters: Ecofeminism Otherwise: Situated Knowledges in a Time of Planetary CrisisWe are delighted to invite submissions (abstracts and completed chapters) for the forthcoming edite...