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From the blog:
All good things...
When Catherine Redfern, founder of The F-Word, called me up more than six years ago to ask to meet in a South London pub...
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By Jess McCabe
21 May 2013
From the magazine:
Aiming for the moon
Cazz Blase listens to Laura Mvula's debut album, Sing to the Moon, and finds there is much more to her wider output than the upbeat single 'Green Garden' would suggest
By Cazz Blase
17 May 2013
From the magazine:
Blood and guts and liberty
A play about women working in a meat market enchants Shoshana Davidson, who finds the message compelling and the story-telling excellent
By Shoshana Davidson
16 May 2013
From The Magazine
From street to canvas
For Lara Tutton, Deedee Cheriel's first London solo exhibition exceeds the hype with a fascinating interplay of colours, motifs and creatures amid a liberating landscape
By Lara Tutton
15 May 2013
Shaking it up
Swedish sister/brother duo The Knife returned with Shaking The Habitual in April and reviews have been both excited and mixed. David Wilkinson sees a welcome re-emergence of political pop in their new work
By David Wilkinson
14 May 2013
By water or by men
Chrissy D finds herself in the grip of the enigma of a documentary about the Bangladeshi "brothel island"
By Chrissy D
12 May 2013
From The Blog
Weekly round-up and open thread, 20 May 2013
A round-up of the articles and blog pieces we've been reading over the past week!
By Holly Combe
20 May 2013
World Sex Project TV opportunity
We were recently contacted by Firecracker Films, who are looking for 16- to 24-year-olds to take part in a documentary on sex and relationships. The F-Word is not involved in and does not endorse this project, but we thought some of you might be interested. If so, please read on!
By Laura
19 May 2013
A story of hate in three parts
Philippa writes about three incidences in one week where different people advocated for disabled people to be killed
By Philippa Willitts
17 May 2013
