Looking for Feminist Bloggers
Posted on Oct 26th, 2007
by 
Diane
Diane
Wow. Between all the blogs I keep up, this poor blog went completely static. No new posts. I need to focus on my entire zaadz profile here!
In the meantime, I am helping to produce a feminist blog for a women's literary publication. In a nutshell, this is what I'm looking for --
"Working with the group's moderator (that's me), writers will produce short 300-500 word articles on topics related to women's literature and art.
Some examples of appropriate topics include reviews of books and art shows where women's work is featured, interviews with women writers and artists of interest, and historical pieces on women writers and artists from the past.
The publication has a decidedly political slant and we actively seek creative works that incorporate women's socio-political issues into the narrative. Therefore, the content of our blogs will work to promote these themes by highlighting historical and contemporary creative works, thereby furthering our mission to generate awareness for women's socio-political issues and supporting female artists."
Please feel free to contact me here at zaadz if you would like to pitch an idea for a blog post.
In the meantime, I am helping to produce a feminist blog for a women's literary publication. In a nutshell, this is what I'm looking for --
"Working with the group's moderator (that's me), writers will produce short 300-500 word articles on topics related to women's literature and art.
Some examples of appropriate topics include reviews of books and art shows where women's work is featured, interviews with women writers and artists of interest, and historical pieces on women writers and artists from the past.
The publication has a decidedly political slant and we actively seek creative works that incorporate women's socio-political issues into the narrative. Therefore, the content of our blogs will work to promote these themes by highlighting historical and contemporary creative works, thereby furthering our mission to generate awareness for women's socio-political issues and supporting female artists."
Please feel free to contact me here at zaadz if you would like to pitch an idea for a blog post.
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feminist blog
August 2008 