new (f)eminist (m)agazine is out!

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THE FIRST ISSUE OF F/M (f)eminist (m)agazine IS OUT!

Launched on June 20, f/m is now available. It is delightfully designed,
thanks to the Language, our design partners, who incorporated work by
contemporary Irish artists and designers into the written text. The
contents list, on the topic of HOME, is listed below.


Editorial
If I forget thee...                     Ronit Lentin
Sometimes (poem)                        Mary Dorcey
Home - a moving experience              Breda Gray
Cold Comfort (home thoughts from an
African asylum seeker in Ireland)       Maeve Healy
Home (poem)                             Paula Meehan
Midsummer (poem)                        Catherine Phil MacCarthy
A Feminist's Home is her Heart(h)       Marie Mulholland
Ideal Homes and Ideal Births:
Home Birth in Ireland and Bolivia       Barbara Bradby
Sonas Housing                           Aine McCarthy
Impasse (poem)                          Jeanne Wells
Angel of Death (poem)                   Colette Connor
Lesbian Community as Home               Suzana Tratnik
A Traveller Woman                       Nancy Collins
Women in Prison                         Siobhan Brett
Treall (poem)                           Caitlin Maude (trans Lia Mills)
Home is where the Heart is?             Bernadette Fahy
Dream Home                              Felly Nkweto Simmonds
Someone should Tell My Mother (poem)    Joan MacBreen
Irish Home on Screen                    Fidelma Farley
Remembering Angela Greene               Susan Connolly
Unpaid Work                             Christine Delphy
Books reviews


TO GET YOUR COPY
FOR A SINGLE COPY - send £5 (plus £1 p&p, £2 outside Ireland),
FOR A SUBSCRIPTION (2 COPIES)  - send £10 (plus £2 p&p, £4 outside Ireland)

To F/M c/o WERRC, UCD, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.

F/M is also available at BOOKS UPSTAIRS, College Green, Dublin 2.

The next issue will have FOOD as its topic - plesae send us short articles,
poems, prose extracts, art (see contributors' guidelines in the magazine).

On  behalf of the editorial board (Lia Mills, Clare Toolan, Ailbhe Smyth,
Mary Montaut, Ronit Lentin)

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Dr Ronit Lentin
Department of Sociology
Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
Tel 353 1 6082701 / fax 353 1 6771300
Home tel 353 1 4974676 / fax 353 1 4974799
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