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Rain and Thunder is a grassroots publication created and distributed by a collective of radical feminist women. Published four times a year, Rain and Thunder brings you the very best in radical feminist news, analysis, theory, community building, and activism.

Rain and Thunder has been published for over 10 years and continues to fill a much needed gap in the realm of independent feminist media. We offer a sliding scale subscription policy to ensure affordability and accessibility for all readers.

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Recent Issues

Issue 52 (Fall 2011): Positive Issue

Featured articles:
  • If You Listen, You Can Hear Us in Revolt by Erin Graham
  • Building a Gestalt by Ninotchka Rosca
  • Now I Get How This Works: How Radical Feminism Changed My Life by Patricia Barrera
  • Expanding Our Amazing Web: A Rain and Thunder Interview with Maize Editor Jae Haggard
  • Shifting the Gaze: The Personal is Political by Itoro Udofia
  • Musings From a Radical Feminist Heart by Leslene della-Madre
  • Rethinking Positive: Women, Individualism, and Collective Consciousness by Kim Rivers

Issue 51 (Summer 2011): Open Issue

Featured articles:
  • Walking on the Moon by Elana Dykewomon
  • The Prison [Poetry] Outreach Project by Suzanne Sunshower
  • What’s the Point of the Revolution If We Can’t Dance? by Jane Barry and Jelena Djordjevic
  • Unmaking War, Remaking Men: A Rain and Thunder Interview with Kathleen Barry
  • In America Being Poor Is a Criminal Offense by Rania Khalek
  • Women Working for Women by María María Acha
  • Poetic Politics: A Rain and Thunder Interview with Poet and Activist Marjorie Norris
  • Preserving Our Women’s Liberation and Lesbian Feminist Herstory by Jean Taylor