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 '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