ABOUT THIS BOOK Fem Pub: 1960–1990 showcases circa 60 feminist periodicals from around the world, charting their evolution from the democratization of print to the digital age. With a diverse range of editorial strategies and design aesthetics, each one is presented with full-color reproductions and a text outlining its editorial vision, production methods, team, and struggles. Special attention is given to articles on design topics such as communication, photography, product design, architecture, and urbanism. A comprehensive directory of feminist magazines makes Fem Pub an essential resource for designers, historians, and anyone interested in feminist publishing. Readers gain a glimpse into the many-layered approaches to feminist editing and visual communication, and the dynamic, collaborative world of feminist publishing. FEATURED PERIODICALS Al-Raida (Lebanon), Awa (Senegal), Bitches, Witches, Dykes (New Zealand), Chrysalis (USA), Connexions (USA), Cotidiano Mujer (Uruguay), Courage (Germany), Effe (Italy), Feminist (Japan), If Feminist (South Korea), Kalima (Morocco), Kadinka (Turkey), Kvinder (Denmark), La Mala Vida (Venezuela), La Revuelta (Mexico), Lesbenfront (Switzerland), Lip Magazine (Australia), Manushi (India), Mujer y Sociedad (Peru), Mujer/Fempress (Chile), Mulher d’Abril (Portugal), Mulherio (Brazil), New Knowledge for Women (Taiwan), Nyssa (Algeria), Póli Ginaikón (Greece), Saemikipunmul (South Korea), Sirene (Norway), Sorcières (France), Speak (South Africa), Stir (Taiwan), Strix (Italy), Todas (Argentina), Torchon Brule (France), Triple Jeopardy (USA), Quehaceres (Dominican Republic), Vindicación Feminista (Spain), Wife (Japan), and more.
