For our HERS issue, we sat down with Glam Rock icon Angie Bowie – bestselling author, journalist, model, musician… and of course, first wife of the late David Bowie. In this exclusive interview, Angie talks […]
By Lori Bella Lipten How does spirit view the feminine power? We are beings of light, known as the Rays of Orion and exist as both male and female energies, flowing in union with all […]
Time was a hurricane with Bianca: weeks and months of snorting and fucking; more former than latter. Then silence. She ignored me so I stripped more, moved on to a bigger and better strip club […]
By Nicole Goodwin When I think of being an artist I cannot help but rupture into the fragile struggles I have had to face in my own life. My struggle to define myself as a […]
Multi-talented musician and dancer Alison Clancy epitomizes the essence of HERS. An equal-opportunity singer-songwriter and lead guitarist for many New York-based groups, Clancy is perhaps best known for her work with the all-female art band […]
Joanna Leban, bartender extraordinaire at New York’s legendary East Village watering hole Doc Holliday’s (East 9th Street and Avenue A), is back with another intoxicating story for Honeysuckle’s readers. All names have been changed, but don’t let […]
By Chadley Britton I had the honor and privilege of being able to sit down with a woman who has been a trailblazer in the NYC Fetish scene for over 15 years. Voluptuous, whip-smart and […]
In the spirit of HERS, we sat down with activist, musician and daughter of Grammy-Award-winning artist Carlos Vives, Lucy Vives, about her individuality, Latina upbringing, and staying true to herself. HS: What is your […]
Emma Haviland-Blunk, a senior at Swarthmore College, writes about the influence of her mother’s sculpture on her life and feminism. My mother, Sarah Haviland, has always been a source of strength for me—her ceaseless impulse […]
Model, designer, photographer, owner of eponymous fashion label, Teale Coco has earned her stripes as the center spread for our HERS issue, and we couldn’t have found a more perfect fit. Everyone who opens the mag, interminably stops at […]
Magdalena Gómez, whose poem “Too Close to the Tree” appeared in HERS, interviews Muriel Fox, co-founder of N.O.W. This interview first appeared in afampointofview.com in April 2017. In late October of 1966, Newark, NJ born […]
Romantic dramedy The Big Sick, about an interracial couple dealing with life-threatening illness, has become one of the summer’s smash hit movies. It’s true what they say – life is stranger than fiction. Screenwriter Emily Gordon […]
Along with her food scraps for composting, 94-year-old Esther Lazarson often brings her latest poems to the scrap bins at the Farmer’s Market. There she finds an appreciative audience for her readings in Jerry, the […]
Emmy nominee Zoe Kazan comes from a storied lineage of American writers, and she has already gained fame for both her scripts and her acting. But how do you steal the scene when your character’s […]
Shari Drewett and M.K. Washko, two married New Yorkers, continue the conversation that was featured in HERS (Honeysuckle Summer 2017) about their bistro on 9th Avenue, Better Being 940, and their life together. Naomi: Seriously, how […]
Latinax drag performer Jean Decay talks Tina Fey, being raised by women, the fluidity of femininity, and why it’s so important to see ourselves reflected in TV and entertainment. I always said that I felt […]
Illustration by: Lee Brozgol Written by: Leah Wells The subway car that opened its doors at Astoria Boulevard was deserted, but I had my guitar to keep me company. The rehearsal with my duet partner, a […]
Illustration by: *Gea Written by: Kirsten Chen I think it’s safe to say it’s been a jarring past year. For feminists, it can feel – even more than usual – as if each day presents […]
An Oakland, California native and founder of the social impact enterprise Medisi Ventures, TiYanna Long is focused on the sustainable development of the cannabis industry. She takes a unique approach centered around public policy and […]
By Michael Kearns, in conversation with his daughter Katherine Many balked at the notion of a single man raising a daughter—a son, maybe, but a little girl? Many insisted a white man could not raise […]
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