Sophie Lewis

I had the honor of speaking with brilliant @juliacarriew about Enemy Feminisms. Writers are not always as lucky, to receive such care in journalism. Thank you Julia, for putting so much thought into this, framing EF as an antifascist strategy intervention. theguardian.com/world/2025/feb…

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Family abolition & abolition are left movements that take children seriously: as ppl, as thinkers & theorists of their liberation, & as part of a collective horizon. If you think that’s unserious? That says more about your politics than ours. If that threatens your politics? Good

HEAVYWEIGHT stumbles into a form of family abolition: a politics of relational abundance informed by the more-than-familial, race-treacherous sensibility of resource-sharing, of comradeship across bloodlines, that anti-fascists teach us is key to survival lux-magazine.com/article/brager…

Only by recognizing that “other people” are no less constitutive of our family histories than our relatives can we find our way into a decolonial reorganization of care On Solomon Brager, for @readlux:

In 'Enemy Feminisms' Sophie Lewis argues the current moment of reactionary, anti-liberational feminism is not  a historical aberration, but a current running through the history of feminism. workersliberty.org/story/2025-07-…

Here's a great article on this by the brilliant @reproutopia lux-magazine.com/article/terf-i…

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In a memorial, Ben Okri suggested that the Grenfell tragedy was completed at a prior date: “They did not die when they died / their deaths happened long / Before.” Did they really happen long before, though? Keiran Goddard has no truck with such fatalism: lareviewofbooks.org/article/an-unk…

"Goddard’s poetics incite an appetite for nondisposable world-building even as it casts a spell subliminally upon the reader," writes @reproutopia in her review of "I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning" by Keiran Goddard. lareviewofbooks.org/article/an-unk…

Faculty Writing | Sophie Lewis in Los Angeles Review of Books, on Keiran Goddard’s “I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning” | buff.ly/Wf34wrf

He works where he was born, in the gig economy, as a courier for a food-delivery app. Every day, he breaks his body on an algorithm-governed bicycle for pennies... There’s no face to punch, only the 'freely chosen' violence of the green dot on the map: lareviewofbooks.org/article/an-unk…

Thank you to my fabulous LARB editor @ellie_eberlee for working with me on this

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"God may be a 'tardy prick' in the Goddardian universe, but nobody dies before they are dead." @reproutopia considers Keiran Goddard’s "I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning." lareviewofbooks.org/article/an-unk…