Rather late on this one, since I only just got round to opening my copy, but the current (Spring 2011) edition of Granta has feminism (or as they have it, “The F Word”) as its theme. In addition to the articles in the print edition, there’s lots of online-only content too, which you can access free. I’ve only had time to read a couple of pieces properly, and skim a couple more, but there seems to be a wealth of interesting stuff there.
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On NPR I heard part of one short story in the volume, Simpson’s ‘Night thoughts’. It is great fun. I just bought the Kindle version of the vol, thanks to Quinby.