IRIS: The History of Feminist Publication

Towards the Turn of the Millennium

Iris Magazine No. 23, Spring/Summer 1990

Iris #23 (Spring/Summer 1990)

Iris Magazine No. 24, Fall/Winter 1990

Iris #24 (Fall/Winter 1990)

Iris Magazine No. 25, Spring/Summer 1991

Issue #25 (Spring/Summer 1991)

Iris Magazine No. 26, Fall/Winter 1991

Issue #26 (Fall/Winter 1991)

Iris Magazine No. 27, Spring/Summer 1991

Issue #27 (Spring/Summer 1991)

Iris Magazine Vol. XII, No. 3, Fall/Winter 1992

Iris Vol. XII, #3 (Fall/Winter 1992)

Iris Magazine Vol. XIII, No. 1, Summer 1993

Iris Vol. XIII, #1 (Summer 1993)

Iris Magazine No. 30, Winter 1993

Issue #30 (Winter 1993)

Iris Magazine No. 31, Summer 1994

Issue #31 (Summer 1994)

Iris Magazine No. 32, Winter 1994

Issue #32 (Winter 1994)

Iris Magazine No. 33, Summer 1995

Issue #33 (Summer 1995)

Iris No. 34, Winter/Spring 1996

Issue #34 (?)

Iris Magazine No. 35, Fall/Winter 1996

Issue #35 (Fall/Winter 1996)

Iris Magazine No. 36, Fall/Winter 1997

Issue #36 (?)

Iris Magazine No. 37, Spring/Summer 1998

Issue #37 (Spring/Summer 1998)

Iris Magazine No. 39, Fall 1999

Issue #39 (Fall 1999)

Throughout the 1990, Iris continued to cover individuals' accounts of a variety of women's issues, as well as fiction and poetry. Issues during this period covered topics ranging from women and wartime to Anne Sexton's poetry, to pornography, trauma, and women's lives in other countries, including Turkey and Mexico. Themed issues focused on Identity, the Home, and Spirituality. As it moved towards the turn of the millennium, Iris became at once astonishingly more capacious and more focused.