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Zora Simic

Zora Simic is an Associate Professor in History and Gender Studies in the School of Humanities and Languages at the University of New South Wales.

Books & arts Zora Simic 21 June 2024 How did people go missing in a historian’s family?
Books & arts Zora Simic 13 March 2024 Writer Adele Dumont charts trichotillomania — compulsive hair-pulling — from the inside out Books & arts Zora Simic 11 September 2023 Joni Mitchell’s Blue suffuses Amy Key’s memoir of single life Books & arts Zora Simic 10 July 2023 Singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams’s memoir is an instant classic Books & arts Zora Simic 7 June 2023 A writer considers the “state of the sexual nation”
Books & arts Zora Simic 26 April 2023 Sara Ahmed’s celebration of the feminist killjoy continues
Books & arts Zora Simic 13 October 2022 Two new books explore the territory between polyamory’s utopian history and its practice today Books & arts Zora Simic 19 November 2021 Helen Garner is at her best in this third volume of her diaries From the archive Zora Simic 4 October 2021 In a previously unpublished novel, Simone de Beauvoir traces a life-changing friendship Books & arts Zora Simic 14 September 2021 Amia Srinivasan follows up her breakthrough London Review of Books essay with a rewarding but sometimes frustrating essay collection
Books & arts Zora Simic 6 August 2021 Amani Haydar illuminates kinship, migration and shattering loss
Books & arts Zora Simic 11 June 2021 Sinéad O’Connor eschews the notion that art can be “too personal” Books & arts Zora Simic 10 April 2021 Books | Two Australian men write about trauma’s lingering effects From the archive Zora Simic 19 March 2021 Two new books illuminate France’s #MeToo moment with more than a Gallic shrug Books & arts Zora Simic 8 February 2021 Books | A provocative essayist takes stock of “sex panics” and their legacies
Books & arts Zora Simic 25 November 2020 Books | How extreme misogyny affects us all
Books & arts Zora Simic 20 May 2020 Books | We know a lot about Germaine Greer, but not so much about another trailblazer, Merle Thornton Books & arts Zora Simic 1 April 2020 “Difficult” women have often played key roles in feminist history Books & arts Zora Simic 6 November 2019 Books | “In harming myself, I was harming others,” writes Bri Lee in her follow-up to Eggshell Skull Books & arts Zora Simic 14 June 2019 What does it mean to reason, to hold beliefs and to experience emotions?