The Vagenda

A funny, hard-hitting examination of women and the media, for anyone who has ever had niggling doubts about the sidebar of shame As students, Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett and Holly Baxter spent a lot of time laughing at magazine pieces entitled things like '50 Sex Tips to Please Your Man' (particularly t [...]
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A funny, hard-hitting examination of women and the media, for anyone who has ever had niggling doubts about the sidebar of shame As students, Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett and Holly Baxter spent a lot of time laughing at magazine pieces entitled things like '50 Sex Tips to Please Your Man' (particularly the ones that encouraged bringing baked goods into the bedroom). They laughed at the ridiculous ?circles of shame? detailing minor weight fluctuations of female celebs, or the shocking presence of armpit hair. And at the articles telling you how to remove cellulite from your arse using coffee granules. But when they stopped laughing, they started to feel a bit uneasy. Was this relentless hum about vajazzles and fat removal just daft ? at worst a bit patronising ? or was something more disturbing going on? Was it time to say NO? They thought so. So they launched The Vagenda blog in 2012, and now they have written this laugh-out-loud book. It is a brilliantly bolshy rallying call to girls and women of all ages: Caitlin Moran asked 'How to be a Woman?. The Vagenda asks real women everywhere to demand a media that reflects who we actually are.