Featured Writers, 2020
Aimee Herman – January
Jacquie Prebich – February
DeLisa DarLuz – March
Nina Marin – April
Jane Barnes – May
Jillian Hanesworth – June
Aaron Summer Javadi – July
Nicole Crevar – August
– September
Kasey Hines – October
Nicole Higginbotham – November
Eilish Mulholland – December
Featured Writers, 2019
Sandra de Helen – January
Celeste Castro – February
Kathleen Bryce Niles – March
Danielle Bero – April
Stephanie Parwulski – May
Xingyu Chen – June
Robbie B – July
KD Fisher – August
Erin Cork – September
Amy Lauren – October
Medea Sinsation – November
Maria Rovito – December
Featured Writers, 2018
Lisa Carter – January
Viv – January
Stephanie Velez – January
Tanja Aho – February
Christina Foster – March
Jarrah Hodge – April
Giovanna Capone – May
Jacqueline Wilson – July
Hanna Etu – August
Carolyn Gage – September
Lemmy Renee – October
N/A Oparah – November
Brigid Hannon – December
Featured Writers, 2017
Melissa S. Bennett – September
Frances Donovan – October
Liza Mohr – November
Troi Anastasia Michael – December
Madwomen in the Attic’s primary aim is to advocate for and empower women and queer-identified people, as well as all neurodivergent people, through feminist literacy projects.
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