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Before the Hashtag: Feminist Voices from the Ancient to Early Modern World
Long before feminism had a name, women were writing it. From Margery Kempe’s unruly confessions to Táhirih’s revolutionary poetry in Qajar Iran, female voices across the globe defied silence. Nana Asma’u educated women in 19th-century Nigeria, Rābiʿa al-ʿAdawiyya penned mystic verse in 8th-century Iraq, and Sor Juana challenged patriarchy with poetry. These weren’t footnotes in history—they were its uncredited authors.

Neda Aria
5 days ago5 min read


The Role of Speculative Fiction in Feminist Thought
Feminist speculative fiction isn’t about escape—it’s about disruption. From Lust in Paris to Us, Women, stories that center morally complex women dare to imagine worlds beyond sanitized feminism. These narratives reject redemption arcs and performative empowerment, embracing rage, desire, and contradiction. What if a woman didn’t heal, didn’t obey, didn’t explain? In feminist hands, speculative fiction becomes rebellion—alive, messy, and unapologetic.

Neda Aria
Jun 203 min read


Intersectionality in Creative Writing in Feminist Narratives
Intersectionality in fiction isn’t about adding token characters—it’s about reflecting the real, messy collision of race, class, gender, sexuality, and power. Feminist storytelling that only centers white, cis, middle-class women isn’t liberation—it’s exclusion. In Lust in Paris, Lili exists in those fractures: too brown to belong, too complex to simplify. Write stories that hold all of us. Because if your feminism isn’t intersectional, your fiction is just a prettier form of

Neda Aria
Jun 133 min read


The Female Antihero, Complex Women in Fiction and Sanitized Feminism
The female antihero isn't here to be liked—she lies, cheats, rages, and walks away without apology. From Medea to Gone Girl’s Amy Dunne, these complex women reject sanitized feminism and its market-friendly girlboss tropes. They're messy, contradictory, and deeply human. In Lust in Paris, meet Lili—a woman spiraling through pain, sex, and power with no redemption arc in sight. Let her be bad. She never needed your permission.

Neda Aria
Jun 64 min read


Transgressive Feminism: Rewriting the Boundaries of Womanhood
Transgressive feminism in literature defies norms with complex, morally grey women who reject redemption arcs and polite storytelling. From My Year of Rest and Relaxation to Lust in Paris, these protagonists aren't here to inspire—they're here to unsettle. Forget sanitized feminism for clicks; this is raw, messy, and real. Explore how female antiheroes rewrite the boundaries of womanhood through rage, desire, and unapologetic rebellion.

Neda Aria
May 314 min read


Homelander (The Boys) Character Analysis: A Study of Power and Perversion in Transgressive Fiction
Explore why Homelander from "The Boys" epitomizes transgressive fiction through his complex personality and societal critique.

Neda Aria
Jul 17, 20246 min read
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