What we have here is a zine dressed up as a magazine - pasted layouts, fighting every ism in the world, and text that isn't meticulously edited or parallel to the page! What we have is very raw and real. There are articles about female ejaculation, fixing the damage of the Bush administration, interviews with Dean Spade about his music, Michelle Tea about her writing and tours, Peaches about her music, Bitch & Animal, Matt Sycamore Bernstein about his new book - Nobody Passes, and a number of book and music reviews. This is an excellent resource primer for young, excited feminists to get pumped on the movement!

The F-Word #3 is the Outlaws Issue. It features interviews with Howard Zinn, Loretta Ross, Kate Bornstein, and Cristy Road. There's a short essay by Mos Def about Assata Shakur, and a brief introduction to Jane, the underground abortion service. Mattilda writes about queer identity. The regular feature Sexual Edna focuses on female masturbation. Also music reviews of Lily Allen, Pony Up, The Pipettes, and The Chalets. The movie Bandit Queen gets reviewed and dissected for it's depiction of violence. And there's a Fart Party cartoon about solitude. Issue #3 is packed with awesome lady action!

A whiz bang collection of essays, poems, short stories and personal histories from the newest, sharpest feminist voices. These writings cover a phenomenal range, from war to polyamory, class issues to race issues, pro-sex to anti-establishment. They are linked by an overreaching theme of dissolving lines and uniting for a greater good and a stronger fight. As editor Melody Berger writes, "We don't need another wave. We need a movement." A definite must-read, especially for young women looking to get psyched on their rights.