Be a Friend of the Feminist Library
From as little as £3 a month (or the equivalent each year), you can protect our priceless collection and preserve Feminist Herstory. Gaining 350 Friends would enable us cover our running costs and help secure our long-term future. You can sign up on as a Friend on either the Enthuse or Patreon platforms, depending on your preference, and access all the benefits.
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- A 15% discount on our recommended selection of books and merchandise.
- Regular e-bulletins and exclusive content.
- Special offers, such as occasional prize draws for books.
- Invites to Feminist Library events.
June Reward – win theatre tickets to Collide Celebrates!
All Friends will be entered into a prize draw on Monday 13th June. One winner will receive two tickets for the performance on Saturday 18th June.
Collide Celebrates is on Saturday 18th June 2022,
7:30 pm – 10:30 pm at Ugly Duck, 49 Tanner Street, London, SE1 3PL
Collide Theatre returns to Tanner Street for one night only celebration.
Join a great line-up of artists who will perform a selection of Collide’s old and new work, inviting everyone on a night dedicated to the importance of live performance.
Collide has invited an exciting selection of artists and talented recent graduates to perform songs they love and which connect them with Collide. Expect renditions of Britney Spears, Patti Smith, Lana Del Rey, original compositions, Greek folk songs, and much more.
Examples of old Friends scheme rewards include:
- Prize draw for a pair of tickets to Friday at WOW – Women of the World Festival at Southbank Centre!
- Holidays feminist playlist!
- Prize draw for a copy of the beautiful RISE: Extraordinary Women of Colour Who Changed the World. This is the second book from Maliha Abidi, internationally acclaimed author of Pakistan for Women.
- Tickets to see Rebel Dykes at BFI! Witness UK post-punk dyke culture, told by those who lived it. The film follows a tight-knit group of friends who met at Greenham Common peace camp and went on to become artists, performers, musicians and activists in London.
- Zine Bundle containing 4 great zines:
‘Daikon Food’ by daikon*
‘Cuntry Living’ by Cuntry Living Zine
‘Many Hands Make a Quilt’ by Common Threads Press
and the Library’s very own ‘Queer Zine Dictionary’ (also available in our bookshop) - A free digital copy of our zine ‘I Call Myself a Feminist Because… ‘ produced as part our Feminist Graphic Arts programme in 2013.
- An exclusive literary artwork – the short fiction piece ‘Careful or you’ll end up in my novel’ by Catherine Madden, illustrated by Louise Evans
- A digital copy of our zine ‘A Feminist Space is…’ produced as part our Feminist Graphic Arts programme in 2014.
- The e-book of Burn It Down:Feminist Manifestos for the Revolution, edited by Breanne Fahs, donated by Verso.
- A Girl Called Shameless, by Laura Steven and Speak Up!, by Laura Coryton, donated by Egmont Publishing. Find out more about the books and read our interviews with the authors here.
- A History of the World in 21 Women, by Jenni Murray, donated by Oneworld Publications. Read our interview with Jenni Murray here.
- What We Lose, by Zinzi Clemmons, donated by Harper Collins. Read our interview with Zinzi here.
- Cracked Open, by Miriam Zoll, donated by the author.
- Foxlowe, by Eleanor Wasserberg, donated by the author. Read our interview with Eleanor Wasserberg here.
- Women & Power, by Mary Beard, donated by Profile Books.
- Animal: The Autobiography of a Female Body, by Sara Pascoe, and tickets to her gig. Read our interview with Sara here.
- A copy of the 2nd issue of the fabulous Vagina-nomics mag!
Friends Scheme Gift Card – a perfect gift for the feminist in your life!
Be a shero and make someone you love a Friend of the Library. Your friend will receive a personalised e-giftcard giving them access to all the above rewards.
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FAQS – find out more about becoming a Friend here.
For any further queries please email magda@feministlibrary.co.uk.
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Ali Smith
Here’s a last word from our Matron Ali Smith on why you should support the Library.
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