Blanche Sabbah

Se caricaturer en chien pour raconter son alcoolisme : il fallait oser. C’est le pari (très réussi) de Fred Lassagne, alias Terreur Graphique, qui revient dans sa dernière bande dessinée, L'addiction s'il vous plait, sur son combat contre l’addiction à l’alcool. Un récit à la foi ...  Show more

Jean Dytar est un auteur à part, qui se réinvente à chaque album pour mieux interroger le fond et la forme du neuvième art, et la manière dont l’un nourrit l’autre. Dans son dernier livre, Les Sentiers d’Anahuac, il s’associe à l’historien Romain Bertrand. Ensemble, ils racontent ...  Show more

Comedian and podcaster Deborah Frances-White joins Jameela this week to discuss trans rights, the process of finding her birth mother, finding fulfillment outside of having children, the journey of her sexuality, and her podcast The Guilty Feminist. If you have a Wrong Turn of yo ...  Show more

Ursula K. Le Guin (1929 - 2018) was an American author who wrote works of speculative fiction, science fiction, and fantasy. Her literary career spanned nearly 60 years and resulted in more than 20 novels, over 100 short stories, poetry, literary criticism, and childrens books. F ...  Show more

Max Pearson presents a compilation of stories celebrating women who made history including a ground-breaking, African American science fiction writer and the first presidential hopeful in Mexico.

Plus the UN's first ever all-female peacekeeping unit, a woman who helped ...

Pauline Hopkins (1859-1930) was a pioneering writer who published articles and serialized novels across genres. She’s known as the author of the first science fiction novel by a woman of color – written decades before the term sci-fi was widely used. Today, you can see her ideas ...  Show more