Michelle has become a symbol of a different type of world, far removed from the white, privileged, patriarchal model we are currently lumped with.

Do you ever wish you could chat with your younger self?

The idea of a female community shines out in this book.

We have words; we are lucky. We must never fail to use them.

Villette is the feminist mental health novel that we didn’t even know existed.

If you haven’t yet read this book, then please get your hands on it: it is so important.

Our central character, Keiko, is decidedly abnormal.

They've been told their bodies are weak, but have fought this narrative with an unnerving force.

Pull up an armchair, and welcome

Teo’s coming of age novel is set in Singapore and spans generations

Hope’s book shows how support can bridge gaps in understanding

Gender and mental health are deeply interwoven

Fearless Femme's Josie Deacon interviewed the amazing women behind short film The Sycamore Gap.

“When we map out our ‘coulds’ instead of our ‘shoulds,’ we shift from the realm of probability into the more interesting realm of possibility.’

The course starts out with a creativity contract. This is a promise to oneself to commit to self-care, good sleep, good food...

I wish this book had been available when I was 3 years old, minus the complex words, plus beautiful illustrations...

For the love of God, Marie! is a delightful comic created by Jade Sarson and published last year. It tells the sweet story of Marie...

The first thing to say about Tamar Broadbent and Emma Pritchard’s Split is that it’s bloody funny.

Last week Fearless Femme celebrated its launch with a fun-filled party co-hosted by the University of Edinburgh...

"Hello! I’m Katalina Watt and today I'll be discussing Susanna Kaysen’s 1993 memoir: Girl, Interrupted."

The first moment you see him, you know. The second he steps onto the cinema screen. He’s handsome. He’s sweet. He treats the heroine with unrelenting kindness...

It is a headache going through it, and a headache attempting to get people to understand it. There are many other expletive words you can use to describe it...

There’s nothing worse than when you’re relaxing on the couch with several snacks, possibly a glass of wine, trying to unwind with a film or TV show when BAM...