Essay A Crack in Everything: part 3 Grace McCleen finds new meanings in Marilynne Robinson's work which reflects on accepting the loss of a friend. By Grace McCleen 20 minute read
Essay A Crack in Everything: part 2 In the second part of her series on friendship break-up, one writer explores 'ghosting' in literary fiction. By Grace McCleen 27 minute read
Essay A Crack in Everything: part 1 In the first of a three-part essay on friendship and rejection, Grace McCleen writes about ghosts, mirrors and the chasm within. By Grace McCleen 20 minute read
Review Woman World by Aminder Dhaliwal; review What happens in a world where men die out? Not much... By Lizzie Kaye 4 minute read
Extract The lure of the Omnibus What was it like to be a woman working the buses during World War One? By Emmanuelle Dirix 13 minute read
Review A woman reading a man reading Hannah Arendt A (male) cartoonist has written a graphic book about a woman. What does a (female) comic aficionado think of it? By Lizzie Kaye and Ken Krimstein 14 minute read
Interview How ‘The Golden Notebook’ inspires me Five readers on their first encounters with Doris Lessing's novel and how it still speaks to women - and men. By Adjoa Andoh, Lara Feigel, Patrick French, Ted Hodgkinson and Rachel Long 11 minute read
Essay What it means be a free woman Remembering Doris Lessing's The Golden Notebook: a writer reflects on feminism and freedom today. By Lara Feigel 8 minute read
Podcast Podcast: Learning from remarkable women National Portrait Gallery: Bee Rowlatt and Sarah Dunant discuss the trailblazers of history. By Sarah Dunant and Bee Rowlatt 58 minutes listen