All of me : stories of love, anger, and the female body

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With women’s anger, empowerment, and the critical importance of intersectional feminism taking center stage in much of the dialogue happening in feminist spaces right now, an anthology like this has never been more important. The voices in this collection offer perspectives and experiences that help women find common ground. Through personal essays and interviews about what it is like to live as a woman (cis or trans)

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Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Introduction-Dani Burlison; Chama-Christine No; Explicit Violence-Lidia Yuknavitch; Grab My Pussy, I Dare You-Michelle Cruz Gonzales; On Anger and the Black Female Body-an interview with Artist Kandis Williams; Tales of a Culture-Straddling Resident Alien-Vatan Doost; Fear, Safety, and the Realities of an Undocumented Studentin a Border State-an interview with Deya; I’m a Hysterical Woman-Phoenix LeFae; How the European Witch Hunts Continue to Influence Violence against Women around the World-an interview with Silvia Federici

Dear Man with the Indigo Cardigan-Anna SilastreFire and Ice-Dani Burlison; Fear, Anger, and Hexing the Patriarchy-an interview with Ariel Gore; Ink-Michel Wing; Merging Sacred and Mundane-Bethany Ridenour; Notes on Racism, Trauma, and Self-Care from a Woman of Color-an interview with acupuncturist Lorelle Saxena; Locking Doors-Airial Clark; Violence, Generational Trauma, and Women’s Empowermentin Indigenous Communities-an interview with Patty Stonefish of Arming Sisters; Thoughts on Mother’s Day-Nayomi Munaweera

On Sharing Our Stories-an interview with Melissa Madera of The Abortion Diary PodcastIn the Belly of Fuckability-Margaret Elysia Garcia; Last Drink-Leilani Clark; How to Be A Genderqueer Feminist-Laurie Penny; Coming Out as Trans in a Small Hometown-an interview with artist Ariel Erskine; Origin-Wendy-O Matik; Fucking Patriarchy through Radical Relationships-Wendy-O Matik; What’s Money Got to Do, Got to Do with It?-Kara Vernor; Demystifying Sex Work-an interview with P.A.; Auntie Starhawk’s Sex Advice for Troubled Times-Starhawk

Love as Political Resistance: Lessons from Audre Lorde and Octavia Butler-adrienne maree brownBurnout, Sacred Leadership, and Finding Balance-an interview with Gerri Ravyn Stanfield; What Is a Home?-Sanam Mahloudji; Discovering the Radical Possibility of Love-Melissa Chadburn; Desert Rain-Avery Erickson; Transmigration-Milla Prince; Acknowledgments; Contributors