Dec 3, 2018
Our ability to own and tell our stories enables us power to process, grow and create community and solidarity. In this episode, Ché chats with Jen Thorpe a writer, researcher, and feminist. We talk about the power of women owning their sexuality, sharing their stories and the bravery and vulnerability required to do so. Jen shares the insights she’s gained on collecting stories from a diversity of women and cultures on the topic of “my first time” to what it means to be a feminist and why it’s important for women to have their voices heard. Following the success of her first novel “The Peculiars”, Jen is busy working on her second novel and she shares some of her creative processes and tools for getting out of “creative-stuckness”.
Find Jen:
My First Time: Stories of Sex and Sexuality from Women Like You https://www.amazon.com/My-First-Time-Stories-Sexuality-ebook/dp/B01CLHCLTC
The Peculiars https://www.amazon.com/Peculiars-Jen-Thorpe-ebook/dp/B01BF7L2YE
Feminism Is https://www.amazon.com/Feminism-South-Africans-speak-their-ebook/dp/B079YW2F8B
My website https://jen-thorpe.com/
Books / talks
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