Eva Wiseman
@EvaWiseman
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Here she comes, Thierry Ennui...
The Observer
Joined December 2009
'The school called Anna at half-past 12 on Monday and asked why she’d put a thumb in her son’s packed lunch. ‘Hang on,’ she said, ‘Let me just take you somewhere quieter.’' I wrote a short story for @The_Fence_Mag
the-fence.com
A bite for mummy.
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I interviewed Miriam Margolyes. Guess how much she’s making on Cameo. No, guess. https://t.co/nTn3uvClBd
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The wait for a stem-cell donor can be agonising… Then came fantastic news from a stranger in New York. Read @EvaWiseman ✍️ https://t.co/vx7cpgMC00
observer.co.uk
Two years of tension, illness, adjusting, and one day… a match
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The best one yet, bursting with colour in writing; four features of the highest quality and a wonderful short story from @EvaWiseman
Issue 24 is here 🛏️ With writing from @EvaWiseman, @John__Phipps, @Emmafmagnus, @matthabusby, @WillBuckley24, @rosielanners, @PaddyGalbraith, @Bron_Maher, @venetiathompson, @ray_philp, @sophwilkinson & more. Cover by @nishantchoksi
https://t.co/XIZkMHbcDB
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A column about the importance / danger of being earnest
theguardian.com
Apparently we’re in ‘the Age of Anti-Ambition’ – but the ick we feel towards those who are openly wanting is misplaced
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A column about… maternity leave (feat @Emmabarnett )
theguardian.com
Far from the gentle time off it’s billed as, the reality of maternity leave can be scary, lonely and destabilising
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It’s the times, they’re a’changing… fetch me my diet pills
News from @newyorker copy desk: “in-box” is now “inbox,” “Web site” is now “website,” “Internet” is now “internet,” and “cell phone” is now “cellphone." But the diaeresis "has overwhelming support at the magazine, and will remain."
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I wrote about going to nightclubs as a teenager, Leigh Bowery and the weaponisation of embarrassment
theguardian.com
Open up and let the shame in… It will set you free
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‘Underlying this column has been one grand principle: that there must be space in life for fun because otherwise, what’s the point?’ It’s Jay’s last Observer review.
For my last Observer review I returned to the earliest restaurant I reviewed which is still trading, to reflect on 26 years, before moving on. That’s Sharmilee in Leicester, the subject of my 2nd column in 1999. More on my move to the FT shortly. https://t.co/Q9kN7rsTHd
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I've said it before and I'll say it again... LET'S GO GIRLS ❤️🔥
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Should we all be learning how to perform abortions?
theguardian.com
The US continues to roll back trans, gay and abortion rights, and the UK is not immune to any of it
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‘She draws an analogy between Terfism’s insistence on sex as an immutable binary and nationalism. “It’s almost like a nationalism of sex,” she says of Terfism. “At the psychic level, they want strong borders, and they want to make sexuation great again.”’
theguardian.com
In a new book the scholar traces a line from reactionary tendencies in history to anti-trans feminists today
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A column that says STOP LOOKING AT THE NEWS
theguardian.com
As much as we need to stay informed, that relentless ping of potential horrors can’t be good for us
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Why are women still being sent to prison as ‘a place of safety’?
theguardian.com
Reports are revealing the true harm done by incarcerating women under the guise of protecting them, writes Eva Wiseman
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I really, really love this. Interview with a friend (who read her dad's diaries and now worries her life is a lie)
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Here’s a piece by me and @ruths about a really heinous @Netflix movie, no. 1 non-English title in the world right now, treating some extremely dubious claims about a magical treatment for cerebral palsy like fact. Don’t put this shit out Netflix!! https://t.co/ppBXu8qF1w
theguardian.com
This story about a child with cerebral palsy is badly misleading – and a slap in the face for families like ours, says Archie Bland, editor of the Guardian’s First Edition, and Ruth Spencer, a former...
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