A podcast brought to you by Megan Sinclair and Natalie Beech, who together run the Feminist Fiction book club collective, a series of book clubs up and down the UK, focused on reading with a feminist perspective.
If you want to find out more about Feminist Fiction or join one of our online or in-person clubs, visit us on Instagram at @feminist.fiction.
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A podcast brought to you by Megan Sinclair and Natalie Beech, who together run the Feminist Fiction book club collective, a series of book clubs up and down the UK, focused on reading with a feminist perspective.
If you want to find out more about Feminist Fiction or join one of our online or in-person clubs, visit us on Instagram at @feminist.fiction.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of Feminist Fiction (coming to you later because of technical difficulties again sorry sorry) is all about body image. We get into our own sticky feelings around our bodies and look at how age, class and body size are represented in culture. This is a HUGE topic with many aspects, so a note up top that we’re by no means experts, are just covering a slice of this issue and have our own privileges when it comes to body image.
We talk about new film Good Luck to You, Leo Grande, tv shows My Mad Fat Diary and Shrill, Melissa Broder’s novel Milk Fed, Emily Ratajkowski’s book My Body, and the damaging legacies of Fat Monica in Friends and the movie Shallow Hal. Plus recommendations of what we’ve been reading and watching ✨
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