Or, when the war comes we will eat tomatoes| marthabayne.substack.com
What we talk about when we talk about women's writing| marthabayne.substack.com
Or, what on earth do Mia Zapata and Kamala Harris have in common?| marthabayne.substack.com
On being the punchline| marthabayne.substack.com
Two years after her death, her legacy keeps evolving| marthabayne.substack.com
Or: What do Sinéad O'Connor and E. Jean Carroll have in common?| marthabayne.substack.com
Why do we exercise? Some books have the answer.| marthabayne.substack.com
More on books, and women's stories| marthabayne.substack.com
A few notes from Des Moines| marthabayne.substack.com
A conversation with Tuli Bera| marthabayne.substack.com
On dance as medicine, and medicine as art| marthabayne.substack.com
On Ariel Gore's Rehearsals for Dying, and some quick little links| marthabayne.substack.com
How dance can save the world (or just your life), part three| marthabayne.substack.com
Some things to read in the months to come| marthabayne.substack.com
Get in losers, it's Nutcracker season| marthabayne.substack.com
I coedited a book about Sinéad O'Connor| marthabayne.substack.com
How can a dancer be of use?| marthabayne.substack.com
As they say, some personal news!| marthabayne.substack.com
Can you be anything else?| marthabayne.substack.com
Steve Albini and the manly art of making space| marthabayne.substack.com
On the liberatory power of silliness| marthabayne.substack.com
From the Department of Silencing Your Inner Critic, and Also the External Ones| marthabayne.substack.com
