The essays in this timely collection complicate ready assumptions about digital realms as the new public sphere, illustrating how its identities and practices do not merely represent the translocation of material gendered cultures to virtual spaces but are the nurseries of new forms of participation, remediation and resistance.

Michele Paule, Oxford Brookes University

In an era defined by digital advancements and inequalities, Gender in the Digital Sphere offers a thought-provoking exploration of how social media is understood, experienced and deployed in the work of gendered identity construction. Featuring chapters on #MeToo, fashion-blogging, hope labour and body-image, this collection is a must-read for academics and students alike.

Beth Johnson, University of Leeds