Radical Intimacy

'This was my most eagerly awaited book of the year and it does not disappoint. A powerful, utterly engaging read and a vital call to action. Sophie K Rosa analyses how current conditions restrict our capacity for caring relationships with ourselves and others, and how these conditions can be implicated in so many forms of intimate violence, injustice and loss. A must read'

Meg-John Barker, author of 'Rewriting the Rules'

'Proposes radical answers for people longing for real intimacy, just as she proposes the need to centre all forms of intimacy as radical praxis. We are invited to look for the possibilities of abundant post-capitalist relating, and how they might nurture us in overcoming the systems which trap us in scarcity. It’s great. Please read it!’

Justin Hancock, Sex and relationships educator

'A clarion voice from a new generation of British feminists accessibly expanding family-abolitionist thought and praxis into new spheres in response to a swingeing care crisis ... I was gripped'

Sophie Lewis, author of 'Abolish The Family'

'Explores Black and Indigenous feminist and queer revolutionary approaches to relating helps unshackle the mind from capitalist and colonial kinship, friendship, and romance. In order to change the world, one must first change the story of the world that is possible'

Kim TallBear, professor at University of Alberta, Canada

'Made me reconsider so many of the cultural scripts I've been fed my whole life. Unsparing, important and hopeful'

Annie Lord, Vogue columnist and author of 'Notes on Heartbreak'