JJW
Jennifer Jasmine Whitesporadic and work-in-progress writing, usually about class, women, books, politics + pop culture.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | jenniferjasminewhite.substack.com |
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Horny Posh Girls of the World, Unite + Take Over
As I was walking through central London last week, wondering exactly how much it might cost to have an advert for your film placed onto the side of seemingly absolutely every double-decker bus in the city, two words appeared, seemingly at r...
the disco ball is made up of smiles
The disco ball is made up of smiles. It dangles from the ceiling, imposing, like a big silver moon. The disco ball is also made up of many small metal cans, increasing as the festival goes on. By the end of March, it will surely be overwhel...
CMAT and the shopping centre
Inflatable women with bright hair swoosh up and down in the lift, or round and round and round on children’s rides that seem impossibly low-stakes. They are bouncy but liable to topple. They are fun and gimmicky, but indisputably haunting, ...
her own bodyweight in babycham
a mill girl drenched in opulent white fur / a delicate silver tiara handed around the factory / a plush throne for the queen of the tracks.
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I’m a writer based in London, finishing my PhD at the University of Manchester. My first book, MOTHERS OF INVENTION, is about the cultural history of working-class femininity in Britain. It’ll be out with Penguin Vintage in 2029.
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