Author: Sarah M. Seltzer

It’s not the bikini-wearers vs. the maxi skirts, the flirts vs. the prudes. If you target one woman, you implicitly target all the women.

Sarah Seltzer’s remarks at Lilith’s Spring issue launch party. 

When public discrimination is both gendered and given the blessing of religious authorities, why do always we hear calls to accommodate segregation?

Simmering oppression and fear rising to the surface, often with violence, from the first bright mornings of June through the dog days of August.

Why anti-vice activism comes down to protecting male privilege.

This is 100% a novel about my world, and I recognize its cast quite intimately. 

Is it okay to use a morally ambiguous white protagonist as a “Trojan Horse” to illuminate the lives of women of color?

The first time I ever heard the term “JAP” was at a spartan, secular camp in Maine that, like many of its kind, had a fair share of Jewish campers.