July / Aug 2018 Articles

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Faerie tales and legends come alive in new ways, in this issue...

March / April 2018: Super Heroes

Iconic comic book characters come alive on the big screen in our current issue.

Celebrating Black Heroes

This month, Femnista celebrates remarkable individuals throughout history who have left an impression on us, either through their contributions to social advancement, entertainment, or who lived extraordinary lives simply because society would not allow them to do otherwise. We invite you to join us as we explore some of our favorites, and share your heroes...

Femnista Nov / Dec 2017: Past & Present

Some stories transcend time, and capture our hearts across generations. In the 1980s, the film Somewhere in Time popularized a romance across different eras. The haunting Time Traveler's Wife has enchanted more modern audiences, as does Outlander. From a time-traveling car to a Police Phone Box (with its famous two-hearted alien occupant)... the idea of...

Halloween 2017: The Victorian Era

The public knows no era better for ghost stories, vampire fiction, and superstition than the Victorian era. The arrival of science began to dispel old myths, but many authors clung to the "old ways" through an upturn in Gothic Fiction, and the Victorian era also produced many of the most popular classic novelists. Dickens took...

The Old West (July / August 2017)

Get a sneak peek as to the upcoming articles in our Old West Issue!

Femnista May / June 2017: Exotic Nights

MAY / JUNE 2017: BY CHARITY BISHOP Ancient civilizations found Asia, Egypt, and the Middle East “exotic.” They imported its spices, sought its elephants, tried to settle its wilds, and conquered much of it, but even today, when most of its mysteries are known, that part of the world continues to mystify, intrigue, and inspire...

Femnista Nov/Dec 2016: Star Wars

How old were you when you first met Luke Skywalker? Han Solo? Princess Leia? The doids? Did it shape your childhood, adulthood, or teen years? Were you front row center at the first screening or a latecomer? Did you start watching with the prequels or sequel? Does it matter? You kept coming back for more,...