Spare Rib

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Spare Rib was a feminist magazine in the United Kingdom that emerged as a consequence of meetings involving, amongst others, Rosie Boycott and Marsha Rowe in 1971. Its first edition was published in June 1972 and some newsagents - including WH Smith refused to stock it. It ceased publication during the 1990s.


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