A ticket to a virtual workshop with Hannah Ray titled Write Like a Feminist, plus a Signed copy of Mother, Inc.

** Books are only on sale until February 24th **

** International shipping is available worldwide. Select your country when you go to the checkout **

An open, inclusive workshop for writers exploring feminist perspectives in their work.

Join Hannah for 90 minutes of prompts, reading, and co-writing to spark new ideas and connect with feminist stories and narratives. No experience needed; open to both fiction and creative nonfiction.

Come with: an open mind and willingness to try new ideas in a supportive space.

Leave with: fresh inspiration, new ideas, and a broader perspective to develop your writing.

This reward tier includes:

~ A ticket to an exclusive virtual workshop with Hannah Ray. Event date TBC.

~ A one-year subscription to Hannah Ray’s Substack

~ A Signed copy of Mother, Inc.

~ The A6 print by Nhung Lê

More info on the books:

‘In a world where we are technologically more connected - to family, to history, to each other - somehow, women in the early years of motherhood are feeling more isolated than ever’

Hannah Ray built a high-profile career working for some of the world’s most formidable tech and media companies, from conglomerates to small startups.

Then, a new challenge: motherhood.

The writer hoped it would slot alongside investor calls, shipping products to millions, and round trips to Silicon Valley.

What she didn’t expect: redundancy, multiple miscarriages, childbirth in a pandemic, misogyny, a new mental health diagnosis.

When did ‘having it all’ morph into doing it all?

In Mother, Inc. Hannah shares for the first time how motherhood launched her into new roles that tested her every limit; work that is mission-critical but barely acknowledged as such.

With two volumes:

One: Hannah’s deeply felt exploration of what it’s like to raise babies in a tech-powered world, often in isolation, juggling the conflicting demands of corporate employment and roles assigned to women.

Two: a collection of essays split into three themes - work, mind, and body:

Aimee Ballinger - Solidarity (with children) forever: Can a workforce ever truly function outside of the needs of our children? We need to construct a world that puts them front and centre.

Alice Kinsella - Break a few: A woman’s changing relationship with her body - through sex, motherhood, and love - shows that the real struggle wasn’t with her physical self, but believing it was never truly hers. 

Kerri ní Dochartaigh - Now you have her: How love and motherhood reshape the mind, turning it away from itself and towards others in ways that are lasting and profound.

The project features artwork by Nhung Lê, which is available as an A6 print with all physical orders (pictured), and on the back of our exclusive Mother, Inc. T-shirt.

Trigger Warning: These books explore themes that are powerful and graphic.

For this campaign, we are also offering new rewards including:

~ One year’s subscription to Hannah Ray’s Substack

~ An exclusive t-shirt

~ A virtual workshop

~ The full package

Explore the options here >

** Print books will be published on April 24th **

** Event date TBC **

** All purchases of Mother, Inc. in print include access to the e-books, published on May 7th. If you would prefer just to buy the digital edition please click here > **

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