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SCORPIO JOURNAL
$15.00
Scorpio is the sign of transformation, power, and truth beneath the surface.
It governs what is hidden or silenced, and the force required to confront it. Scorpio asks us to face what we are taught to fear and to understand liberation as something that demands rupture, not comfort.
As part of the Revolutionary Journals for Reflection & Resistance series, this Scorpio journal treats truth-telling, bodily autonomy, and radical confrontation as revolutionary political acts. It is a space to write through power, silence, and survival, and to name what must be dismantled for real transformation to occur.
This journal features the words and image of Egyptian revolutionary Scorpio, Nawal El Saadawi, born on October 27th. A physician, writer, and global feminist thinker, El Saadawi spent decades challenging patriarchy, state violence, religious fundamentalism, and imperialism. Her work reshaped feminist thought across the Global South and beyond, insisting that liberation must be total and rooted in the body, the mind, and political reality.
A bold, matte hardcover holds 150 cream-colored lined pages. This is not a journal for avoidance or comfort. It is a journal for excavation, reckoning, and writing toward liberation.
• Matte laminated front and back cover
• 150 pages (75 sheets): lined, cream-colored, uncoated
• Cover weight: 80 lb (118 g/m²)
• Page weight: 70 lb (104 g/m²)
• Dimensions: 5.75″ × 8″ (14.6 cm × 20.3 cm)
• Perforated pages for easy tear-out
• Casewrap binding with a flexible sewn spine
• Blank product sourced and fulfilled in the US
This product is made to order to avoid unnecessary overproduction. Producing only what is needed helps minimize waste and supports a more sustainable process. Thank you for making a conscious purchasing choice.
It governs what is hidden or silenced, and the force required to confront it. Scorpio asks us to face what we are taught to fear and to understand liberation as something that demands rupture, not comfort.
As part of the Revolutionary Journals for Reflection & Resistance series, this Scorpio journal treats truth-telling, bodily autonomy, and radical confrontation as revolutionary political acts. It is a space to write through power, silence, and survival, and to name what must be dismantled for real transformation to occur.
This journal features the words and image of Egyptian revolutionary Scorpio, Nawal El Saadawi, born on October 27th. A physician, writer, and global feminist thinker, El Saadawi spent decades challenging patriarchy, state violence, religious fundamentalism, and imperialism. Her work reshaped feminist thought across the Global South and beyond, insisting that liberation must be total and rooted in the body, the mind, and political reality.
A bold, matte hardcover holds 150 cream-colored lined pages. This is not a journal for avoidance or comfort. It is a journal for excavation, reckoning, and writing toward liberation.
• Matte laminated front and back cover
• 150 pages (75 sheets): lined, cream-colored, uncoated
• Cover weight: 80 lb (118 g/m²)
• Page weight: 70 lb (104 g/m²)
• Dimensions: 5.75″ × 8″ (14.6 cm × 20.3 cm)
• Perforated pages for easy tear-out
• Casewrap binding with a flexible sewn spine
• Blank product sourced and fulfilled in the US
This product is made to order to avoid unnecessary overproduction. Producing only what is needed helps minimize waste and supports a more sustainable process. Thank you for making a conscious purchasing choice.
Scorpio is the sign of transformation, power, and truth beneath the surface.
It governs what is hidden or silenced, and the force required to confront it. Scorpio asks us to face what we are taught to fear and to understand liberation as something that demands rupture, not comfort.
As part of the Revolutionary Journals for Reflection & Resistance series, this Scorpio journal treats truth-telling, bodily autonomy, and radical confrontation as revolutionary political acts. It is a space to write through power, silence, and survival, and to name what must be dismantled for real transformation to occur.
This journal features the words and image of Egyptian revolutionary Scorpio, Nawal El Saadawi, born on October 27th. A physician, writer, and global feminist thinker, El Saadawi spent decades challenging patriarchy, state violence, religious fundamentalism, and imperialism. Her work reshaped feminist thought across the Global South and beyond, insisting that liberation must be total and rooted in the body, the mind, and political reality.
A bold, matte hardcover holds 150 cream-colored lined pages. This is not a journal for avoidance or comfort. It is a journal for excavation, reckoning, and writing toward liberation.
• Matte laminated front and back cover
• 150 pages (75 sheets): lined, cream-colored, uncoated
• Cover weight: 80 lb (118 g/m²)
• Page weight: 70 lb (104 g/m²)
• Dimensions: 5.75″ × 8″ (14.6 cm × 20.3 cm)
• Perforated pages for easy tear-out
• Casewrap binding with a flexible sewn spine
• Blank product sourced and fulfilled in the US
This product is made to order to avoid unnecessary overproduction. Producing only what is needed helps minimize waste and supports a more sustainable process. Thank you for making a conscious purchasing choice.
It governs what is hidden or silenced, and the force required to confront it. Scorpio asks us to face what we are taught to fear and to understand liberation as something that demands rupture, not comfort.
As part of the Revolutionary Journals for Reflection & Resistance series, this Scorpio journal treats truth-telling, bodily autonomy, and radical confrontation as revolutionary political acts. It is a space to write through power, silence, and survival, and to name what must be dismantled for real transformation to occur.
This journal features the words and image of Egyptian revolutionary Scorpio, Nawal El Saadawi, born on October 27th. A physician, writer, and global feminist thinker, El Saadawi spent decades challenging patriarchy, state violence, religious fundamentalism, and imperialism. Her work reshaped feminist thought across the Global South and beyond, insisting that liberation must be total and rooted in the body, the mind, and political reality.
A bold, matte hardcover holds 150 cream-colored lined pages. This is not a journal for avoidance or comfort. It is a journal for excavation, reckoning, and writing toward liberation.
• Matte laminated front and back cover
• 150 pages (75 sheets): lined, cream-colored, uncoated
• Cover weight: 80 lb (118 g/m²)
• Page weight: 70 lb (104 g/m²)
• Dimensions: 5.75″ × 8″ (14.6 cm × 20.3 cm)
• Perforated pages for easy tear-out
• Casewrap binding with a flexible sewn spine
• Blank product sourced and fulfilled in the US
This product is made to order to avoid unnecessary overproduction. Producing only what is needed helps minimize waste and supports a more sustainable process. Thank you for making a conscious purchasing choice.