Comfort Zones

Yomi Adegoke, Zing Tsjeng, Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff and Pandora Sykes are among a group of women writers that have contributed to the anthology Comfort Zones. In a series of essays, letters and stories, the writers tackle themes and forms that are brave, vulnerable and new. All profits will go to the charity Women for Women International.

Broadcaster Lindsey Hilsum says goodbye to her late friend Marie Colvin in a heartfelt letter, journalist Emma Gannon reflects on the life lessons she has learned at the age of 30, while author Poorna Bell details her path to finding happiness in her own company, from that of a dark, bottomless chasm into a dazzlingly bright portal lit with endless possibility. Elsewhere Mina Holland of The Guardian considers her relationship with her parents on the eve of becoming a mother, and novelist Elizabeth Day considers the meaning of success: A lot of the time it will feel like failure, like a challenge that needs to be overcome.

Contributors have donated their time and skills bring this collection together. All profits will go to the charity Women for Women International, who work with at-risk women in countries affected by conflict and war.

The collection has been curated by content agency Sonder & Tell and published by British fashion brand Jigsaw, with stories by:

Alice-Azania Jarvis, Ana Santi, Anna Jones, Ariane Sherine, Brita Fernandez Schmidt, Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff, Daisy Buchanan, Elizabeth Day, Emma Gannon, Farrah Storr, Funmi Fetto, Gillian Orr, Irenosen Okojie, Lindsey Hilsum, Marianne Power, Mina Holland, Natasha Lunn, Nellie Eden, Olivia Sudjic, Pandora Sykes, Phoebe Lovatt, Poorna Bell, Sophie Mackintosh, Sophie Wilkinson, Tahmina Begum, Vicky Spratt, Yomi Adegoke, Zing Tsjeng

Yomi Adegoke, Zing Tsjeng, Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff si Pandora Sykes se numara printre un grup de scriitoare care au contribuit la antologia Zonelor de confort. Intr-o serie de eseuri, scrisori si povesti, scriitorii abordeaza teme si forme curajoase, vulnerabile si noi.