Sophie Lewis

Sophie Lewis

2 books

About the Author

Sophie Lewis is a writer, editor, and independent scholar whose work critically examines the intersections of feminism, reproductive justice, and family structures in contemporary society. Drawing from her background in philosophy and cultural studies, she challenges conventional notions of surrogacy, kinship, and labor, advocating for radical alternatives that dismantle patriarchal and capitalist norms. Her incisive essays and analyses have appeared in prominent publications such as The New York Times, Boston Review, and n+1, where she explores themes of bodily autonomy and collective care. With a commitment to speculative and utopian thinking, Lewis's writing inspires readers to reimagine social bonds beyond the nuclear family, fostering a vision of feminism that is both provocative and profoundly hopeful.

Writing style
incisive speculative provocative

Books by Sophie Lewis