Our Favorite Feminist Fiction of 2018
Ilana Lucas
Ilana Lucas
Ilana is an English professor, theatre consultant and playwright based in Toronto, Canada. When she’s not at the theatre or insisting that literary criticism can be fun, she’s singing a cappella or Mozart, occasionally harmonizing with the symphony, or playing “Under Pressure” with her rock handbell group, Pavlov’s Dogs.
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2018 has been both an exciting and scary time to be a feminist. We’re making revolutionary strides in some ways, and fighting against some serious regression in our rights in others. The trailblazing works of feminist fiction published this year reflect this dichotomy, with heaps of hope balanced with a dash of dystopia. Brit + Co book club’s top 10 feminist novels of the past year would make a perfect gift basket for anyone who believes in equality — and in quality fiction.
<em>Red Clocks</em>
<em>The Only Harmless Great Thing</em>
<em>Circe</em>
<em>The Red Word</em>
<em>Call Me Zebra</em>
<em>Vox</em>
<em>Juno’s Swans</em>
<em>The Naked Woman</em>
<em>The Book of Dog</em>
<em>Hazards of Time Travel</em>
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Ilana Lucas
Ilana is an English professor, theatre consultant and playwright based in Toronto, Canada. When she’s not at the theatre or insisting that literary criticism can be fun, she’s singing a cappella or Mozart, occasionally harmonizing with the symphony, or playing “Under Pressure” with her rock handbell group, Pavlov’s Dogs.