Zora Simic

Australian Book Review

Zora Simic

Zora Simic

Zora Simic is a Senior Lecturer in History and Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of New South Wales.

Zora Simic reviews 'Complaint!' by Sara Ahmed

Published in September 2021, no. 435

Zora Simic reviews 'Tomorrow Sex Will Be Good Again: Women and desire in the age of consent' by Katherine Angel and 'Why We Lost the Sex Wars: Sexual freedom in the #MeToo era' by Lorna Bracewell

Published in June 2021, no. 432

Zora Simic reviews 'Feminisms: A global history' by Lucy Delap

Published in April 2021, no. 430

Zora Simic reviews 'The Better Half: On the genetic superiority of women' by Sharon Moalem

Published in June–July 2020, no. 422

Zora Simic reviews 'In The Dream House: A memoir' by Carmen Maria Machado

Published in March 2020, no. 419

Zora Simic reviews 'She Said: Breaking the sexual harassment story that helped ignite a movement' by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey and 'The Education of Brett Kavanaugh: An investigation' by Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly

Published in December 2019, no. 417

Zora Simic reviews 'See What You Made Me Do: Power, control and domestic abuse' by Jess Hill and 'Rape: From Lucretia to #MeToo' by Mithu Sanyal

Published in September 2019, no. 414

Zora Simic reviews '#MeToo: Stories from the Australian movement' edited by Natalie Kon-yu et al.

Published in June–July 2019, no. 412

Zora Simic reviews 'The Seventies: The personal, the political and the making of modern Australia' by Michelle Arrow

Published in April 2019, no. 410

Zora Simic reviews 'Germaine: The life of Germaine Greer' by Elizabeth Kleinhenz and 'Unfettered and Alive: A memoir' by Anne Summers

Published in December 2018, no. 407