
An intersectional feminist magazine

Se7en delves into an interview with one of Edinburgh's leading feminist and Goth activists, whose trans, goth, lesbian, feminist identity lends her the ability to speak from experience about intersectional existences and the difficulties that come with them - even within the feminist community.
July 11th

Resident poet Payton Covelli pens a darkly-beautiful piece on growing up, relationships, and the meaning we can all find within ourselves. Stay tuned for more work by Covelli!
May 21st

Lead staff writer Barbara Labbate opens up the discussion around domestic violence, the male excuse, and the problematic news headlines that follow.
May 8th

Se7en's new Editor in Chief, Indigo Williams, pens a letter to the Se7en readers and community at large. She covers current goals, upcoming work, sneak peeks, and future events!
April 1st

You loved her as our fall feature and now she's back and better than ever! Read Se7en's profile of Elles Bailey's March 16th show at The Caves here in Edinburgh. We dive into Elles' feminist performance, using her platform for activism, and the incredible musical talent that has garnered her large and ardent fan base.
March 23rd, 2023

The most common target of anti-feminists is a feminist's body. In this expositional piece, lead staff writer Barbara Labbate explores the next frontier of the discussion - body neutrality. Controversial? Yes. Eye opening? Absolutely.
March 9th, 2023
Our feature piece this fall is an in-depth interview with the UK's #1 Blues artist and Americana chart-topper on resilience, the realities of the music industry and betting on yourself.
October 13th

Explore the intersectional roadblocks and personal violations women and non-binary athletes face, from the rec. league to the olympic stage.
October 1st

This gorgeous piece of poetry by resident freelancer Ellie Mental was the basis for our primary fall photoshoot. Sink into the juxtaposed diction of this fantasy-meets-reality verse.
October 19th

Payton Covelli perfectly captures the personal-meets- political struggle in this highly relevant and moving piece on the juxtaposition between abortion rights and gun control.
October 15th

Carolina Criado Perez's groundbreaking book on gendered data gaps and the male default is a must read, no matter how you identify. Our review, like the book, speaks for itself.
October 1st