Small steps, larger leaps and great bounds.
There are no simple beginnings, middles and ends in this life, only stories that we lay over the top of moments, moulding them in our hands, to our will. Which journey are you on? An artistic endeavour, perhaps, that meanders and circuits around its subject before nailing down its expression. Or maybe a physical travail; staggered, hot and arduous, through high water and blazing sun. More difficult still might be to follow the winding path into yourself, the way forward lit by small, flickering lights — intuition, or memory, or desire. This issue will track how women travel from one place to another, through time, through place, and what they learned along the way.
And — what was waiting for them on the other side.
So where to from here?
Details:
Exploring the arts, environmental grandeur, scientific progress and the power of women’s voices in the face of injustice. Over 210 pages, we harness storytelling through words and art, creating beauty, depth and substance through exquisite photography, in-depth features, raw, personal essays, informative Q+A’s and a breadth of incisive profiles celebrating fascinating women from around the world.
Featuring:
Aditi Mayer, Alana Cloud-Robinson, Anna-Karina Elias, Betty Reid Soskin,Ellie Boudhana,Fariha Róisín,Gertrude Bell Julia Gutman, Julia Watson, Katie Kolodinski, Kiana Welzein, Madeleine Gray, Mary Lou Ryan, Mereki Beach, Mindy Woods, Neada Deters, Nuñez Rojas, Philomena Schurer-Merckoll, Reem Kassis, Rosie Dalton, Tove Jansson, Yasmine Ghoniem and more
Contributing Writers:
Alana Cloud-Robinson, Amani Haydar, Diana Reid, Emma Do, Fariha Róisín, Georgia Hopkins, Gina Rushton, Mariela Summerhays, Reem Kassis, Rosie Dalton, Sarah Ayoub, Sheree Joseph, Ying-Di Yin
Contributing Photographers:
Anne Peeters, Clement Pascal, Delphine Chanet, Hayley Nedland, Ilsa Wynne-Hoelscher, Jen Steele, Melanie Rodriguez
For best results, take time-out away from any distractions (phones, children, partners, TV) and immerse yourself in the beautiful words and imagery with a cup of tea/coffee or a glass of wine.
All skin types.
The Everywoman are reinjecting activism and self-care back into popular culture with a feminine point of view. One that feels essential and overdue.
They do not photoshop women’s bodies, they do not glamourise celebrity culture, they do not support brands that exploit their makers and natural resources and they do not stay quiet about the troubles we see in the world.
210 pages, offset-printed and bound, full colour on uncoated paper. Printed in Australia on FSC certified paper purchased from paper merchants who only source paper from accredited mills to ensure paper pulp is sourced responsibly from sustainable forests and recycled material.
