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Publisher's Summary
A funny, joyful, frank and inspiring book about embracing both feminism and our imperfections, from the creator of the hit comedy podcast, Deborah Frances-White.
In 2015 I described myself as 'guilty feminist' for the first time. My goals were noble, but my concerns were trivial. I desperately wanted to close the pay gap, but I also wanted to look good sitting down naked.
From inclusion to the secret autonomy in rom coms, from effective activism to what poker can tell us about power structures, Deborah explores what it means to be a 21st-century feminist and encourages us to make the world better for everyone.
This audiobook also includes exclusive interviews with performers, activists and thinkers - Jessamyn Stanley, Zoe Coombs Marr, Susan Wokoma, Bisha K. Ali, Reubs Walsh, Becca Bunce, Amika George, Mo Mansfied and Leyla Hussein - plus a piece from Hannah Gadsby.
Read by Deborah Frances-White, this audiobook includes live excerpts from The Guilty Feminist podcast, with interviews narrated by Adjoa Andoh and Becca Bunce.
Critic Reviews
"This really is the 'everything you have always wanted to know about feminism but were afraid to ask' manual. From a mind as lucid and witty as it is kind and empathetic comes essential reading for the planet." (Emma Thompson)
Praise for The Guilty Feminist podcast: "'Hilarious, irreverent, eternally surprising, classy as hell, genius comedians... It's shows like this that breathe life into conversations about feminism." (Phoebe Waller-Bridge)
"Tackles issues from democracy to sexuality to porn with a lightness and hilarity that makes even the newly ordained feminist feel at home." (Scarlett Curtis, Sunday Times)
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- coco
- 20-10-2018
The book we all need
If everyone could laugh while reading about feminism we wouldn’t need to convince people that they are actually feminists and feminism is not a dirty word. This book is truly fabulous!
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- Anonymous User
- 05-02-2019
Love Debroah Francis White
Thought provoking book from one of my fave podcasters. The use of humour makes it entertaining too. Wherever you stand on feminist views this is worth a listen.
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- Cindy Van Dongen
- 04-02-2019
Content great
I love the Guilty Feminist podcast and the book has great content. However, the interview style sections utilising a voiceover for the person Deborah is “interviewing” are really stilted and unpleasant to listen to. For example, all Australians know that Aussies don’t pronounce ‘while’ with any ‘h’ sound. :D
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- Anonymous User
- 06-11-2018
Brilliant!
Hilarious and accessible dive into feminism. easy to listen to and digest, highly recommend to a anyone who wants to expand their undnerstanding
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- Kindle Customer
- 25-10-2018
So, so SOOOOO good! Thank-you Deborah!
If you're a fan of the podcast (or you've never even heard of the Guilty Feminist), this book is such a treat. Funny, witty and informative, sometimes frustrating, sometimes sad but always hopeful. This is a brilliant example of how privilege can be harnessed and wielded for something bigger, better and bolder than the status-quo - for the good of all. Go you good thing, Deborah Frances-White!
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- Anonymous User
- 06-12-2018
men
everyone should should read this. especially men you were about things you have never thought of
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- Amazon Customer
- 19-09-2018
Makes complex feminist theory accessible & funny!
Deborah Frances-White makes complex feminist theory accessible & funny! Honest, fair, open to failure and flaws in our everyday feminism -- The Guilty Feminist book (and podcast) provides a space where we can be human, where we can mess up and try again to get it right. It was an experience of acceptance reading (well, listening to) this book.
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- Clair
- 27-11-2018
Deborah Frances-White is Brilliant!
I listened to this book back to back. I loved every moment of it. Thought provoking, insightful witty and disarmingly funny.
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- RubyH
- 14-11-2018
A fire starter making feminism personal and urgent
This book literally put a fire in my belly! So much has been done before us, and we have so much to do. Apathy or clicktivism won't even maintain our current status quo. Read this book, and I promise you will be energized about what, where and how your contribution to moving inclusive feminism forward will be. I even finished the book and hit replay immediately!
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- S. Hancox
- 06-02-2019
Pure brilliance
An incredible piece of literature full of learning opportunities, laughter, insight, and FEMINISM! I always have time to listen to DFW.
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- Louise Mortensen
- 10-01-2019
Nuanced and relatable
It is a great read/listen for everybody. We should all be feminist, but this book is both for the dedicated long term feminist and those new to the endeavour. Deborah inspire to inclusiveness and intersectionality
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- Bookworm
- 12-12-2018
Never has feminism been so entertaining
This book should be required reading for everyone. Deborah Francis-White has a rare knack for distilling some very serious topics and presenting them in the form of a hilarious, thought-provoking manifesto, which offers practical steps for dismantling the structures that keep us back (whatever our gender).
This book is so darn good that I recommend it to everyone, and will even treat myself to repeat listens as it really is THAT good.
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- charlotte
- 25-10-2018
Brilliantly insightful
Hilarious, eloquent, thought provoking, accessible, honest and illuminating. Highly recommend to anyone, whatever your gender - everyone can learn and identify with something here. Fantastic book and engaging performance.
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- Anonymous User
- 25-10-2018
Loving this!
I listen to the podcast so thought there might not be much new but I was wrong it explains feminism in a real way from start to finish... has changed the way I feel and think and hopefully act. Thank you Deborah!!!!
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- Laura
- 19-02-2019
Perfection
This book is full of insanely important historical facts and explanations of pinnacle Feminist points. It has helped me find better explanations to create allies, feel confident in my quest and find peace with my personal 'I'm a Feminist but...'.
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- BRIDGET M.
- 15-02-2019
I loved this book and will re-read many times
I'm a feminist but... while boarding a plane I accidentally poured the hot chocolate I'd just bought into a man's lap while trying to put things in the overhead locker. To make it better another man asked me if I needed a hand just before this happened and I said, 'oh no, thanks, that's ok'!
Deborah Frances-White is funny, insightful and kind. This book is brilliant, just buy it.
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- S E Amos
- 15-02-2019
Inspiring and funny
I’m a feminist but... I’m ashamed of the sound of my own voice. I wouldn’t even normally write a review on Audible - what does my opinion matter? Well, Mr Patriarchy, as a listener to the podcast and now having read Deborah’s book, I’m inspired to take my turn.
‘The Guilty Feminist’ presents feminist views from different perspectives. There is no compulsion to agree or to argue, just listen. She tells us about her take on feminism and chats to feminists about their experiences of being women who identify as trans, of colour, young, labelled with ‘disability’, cis, white, among other tags. The book showcases their hard work to challenge received opinion and make the world a better place for everyone, but ultimately challenges us, without judgment, to consider our role in the patriarchy. I particularly appreciated the discussions around what we can do to contribute towards redressing imbalance.
For me, ‘The Guilty Feminist’ was funny, poignant, empowering and therefore, most importantly, hopeful.
Footnote: no men were harmed in the writing of this book. If you’re looking for a boy-bashing tome, look elsewhere.
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- Lisa White
- 14-02-2019
Inspirational!!!
Loved it! This woman is amazing. The book should be mandatory for school children everywhere.
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- Liz Cope
- 10-02-2019
Yeeeees DFW!
Smashed it. this book is witty, inclusive, insightful and challenging. The stories bring it all to life and interviewees are wonderful.
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- Kate Drinane
- 10-02-2019
I laughed! I cried! I loved!
The most beautiful, empowering and inclusive text I have ever heard! You are a leader and a queen Deborah! As are all the powerful voices included here! <3
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- L. Waring
- 06-02-2019
Absolutely what I needed
This book is the perfect guide for an imperfect feminist. I am a fan of the podcast, but this book would stand alone. It's witty, it's incisive and it's reassuring that you can be both an approachable human and a strong feminist.
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- Jono
- 29-01-2019
Great for the curious rookie as well as superfan!
Hilarious, accessible, and informative for all audiences of all types. Also excellent for podcast listeners.