Herpes Kisses
Writing by anonymous // photo by Sandra Lazzarini
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When Your Love Is Rejected
Writing by Andy Reyes // photograph by Sandra Lazzarini
Read MoreSummer Job
Writing by Maiden // photograph by Sandra Lazzarini
Read MoreDear White Men Of The Internet , I Don’t Hate You, But I Won’t Keep Apologising
Writing by Sarah-Jane Cavendish // Photograph by Sandra Lazzarini // Here’s the thing — by not including you in activism designed to support minorities we are not attacking you. We are simply leaving you out of something that you do not need. You should be grateful to be left off this list — what it means is that society recognises you enough on a daily bases that people don’t need to write post supporting your cause.
Read MoreBLOODY HELL: Part Six
Interview of Ella Crowley by Zadie McCracken // Photograph by Sandra Lazzarini // I guess I just feel like it shouldn’t be a big deal. Everyone should know about it. I shouldn’t have to feel embarrassed when telling people about my period, I should just be able to say “yeah, I’m on my period”
New Year’s Is Alright, I Guess
Writing by Briony Brake // Photograph by Sandra Lazzarini // I don’t expect anything from New Year’s now, but I can’t wait for the next year because I know that anything can happen and that anything will happen.
Read MoreBloody Hell Part Three
Interview by Zadie McCracken // Photograph by Sandra Lazzarini // I think that it’s annoying having all those other symptoms, like cramps and everything. If I didn’t get those, I’d probably actually enjoy getting my period.
Read MoreBloody Hell Part Two
Writing by Zadie McCracken // Photograph by Sandra Lazzarini // I’m sitting in an abandoned classroom. It’s just become spring, and sun filters in through a half-open window. The ceiling is pattern with holes, and I’m lounging on a desk, my laptop open in front of me.
Bloody Hell Part One
Writing by Zadie McCracken // Photograph by Sandra Lazzarini
Understanding Femvertising
Writing by Olivia Ferrucci // Photograph by Sandra Lazzarini // By coming to understand the nuanced relationship between our bodies and the companies that dominate the modern world, our society can ultimately combat the detriments proven to occur. The female body does not exist for exploitative purposes; it is time we stop treating it as such.
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