On the 3rd of March 2021, Sarah Everard disappeared from a street in South London. Over a week later, her death was confirmed. The circumstances around Sarah’s tragic death struck a chord with women all over the world, bringing issues of everyday safety into the mainstream discourse.
To support the freedom and safety of women around the world, we released a special publication raising money for a small number of charities doing amazing work. This publication exclusively includes writing we previously published by female writers, and all works included deal with themes of consent, the body, abuse, empathy and healing.
Reclaim: An Anthology of Women’s Lives
Featuring
Meet Me When Your Hair Is Shorter by Courtney Kerrigan-Bates
The Hypnotists by Genevieve Jagger
Rep by Gwenda Major
Late Bloomer by Shelby Crane
The Long Hop by Rebecca Lawn
After They Fall Asleep by C. E. Aylett
Matches by Debbie Hudson
The Good Mother by Amy Barnes
Mrs Brown’s Spell by Ola Mustapha
Root Rot by Melissa Martini
Family Portrait by Lisa Deane
Anatomy of a Home by Zoë Wells
Plaid by Lindz McLeod
Willow by Linda McMullen
How Are You? by Amy Stewart
For Your Own Good by Lina Carr
Ode to a Dream Catcher by Makaila Aarin
At Your Earliest Convenience by Remy Maisel
The Charities
The charities we chose to support are Rosa UK (who manage the Sarah Everard Fund), Women’s Aid UK, and WriteGirl, based in LA. You can donate and support them directly via these links.
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