Person: Adichie

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The more I spent, the more I hoped each purchase could fill that void inside me

Yes, the fashion industry itself has many issues but at its very best, it is an art form. And isn’t feminism, at its very core, about choice? asks Louise O’Neill

Sat, 28 Jul, 2018

Book review: What We Lose

IN her debut novel, set in Pennsylvania, New York, and Johannesburg, Zinzi Clemmons takes on big subjects. 

Sat, 22 Jul, 2017

You’re not betraying the feminist cause by revelling in the pleasure of finding the perfect shade of red lipstick

If you don’t care about clothes then you shouldn’t feel pressured into conforming and similarly, you shouldn’t feel compelled to wear cosmetics in order to be a ‘real woman’, writes Louise O'Neill

Sat, 29 Oct, 2016

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As the Impac shortlist is announced, Alan O’Riordan rounds up the candidates for the €100,000 prize, the most lucrative in literature

Wed, 15 Apr, 2015

Person: Adichie

The more I spent, the more I hoped each purchase could fill that void inside me

Book review: What We Lose

You’re not betraying the feminist cause by revelling in the pleasure of finding the perfect shade of red lipstick

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The more I spent, the more I hoped each purchase could fill that void inside me

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You’re not betraying the feminist cause by revelling in the pleasure of finding the perfect shade of red lipstick

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