Issue 41 Table of Contents

Issue 41 of Trouble & Strife was produced by Dianne Butterworth, Debbie Cameron, Stevi Jackson, Liz Kelly and Joan Scanlon.
Cover design: Dianne Butterworth
Thanks to: Caroline Forbes
Copyright is retained by authors and illustrators.

2001: A cyberspace odyssey — The T&S collective ask if it's time T&S went out of print and onto the net

Fast forward — Carol Morley watches young women watching the feminist film classic A Question of Silence

Facing up — Lesley Laing assesses an Australian programme for incest offenders

Body shopping — Debbie Cameron on the politics of (trans)gender

Life stories, death stories — An extract from Sara Scott's new book on ritual abuse

Material girls — Ruth Pearson talks to T&S about the sexual politics of money

Gendering the genitals — What happens when a child's sex is ambiguous at birth? Stevi Jackson reads two recent books in which feminists investigate the phenomenon of 'intersex'

Uncomfortable truths — Silenced and forgotten for 50 years, Korean 'comfort women' are now speaking out, as Yonson Ahn explains

Missing from history: the other prisoners of war — Madi Gilkes speaks to Vietnamese women about their experiences of sexual violence during the America-Viet Nam war

A tragic performance — Liz Kelly reviews Boys Don't Cry