Representation, Inclusion, and Care: An Interview with Christina Pascucci Ciampa of All She Wrote Books

by Jessica A. Kent
August 25, 2021

Boston has a new bookstore, with a focus we haven't seen locally in a while. All She Wrote Books, which opened quietly during the pandemic last year, is “an intersectional, inclusive feminist and queer bookstore” located in Assembly Row. But the bookstore didn't just appear — it came to fruition through the vision, hard work, hustle, and three-tiered IKEA cart of owner Christina Pascucci Ciampa.

I stopped by All She Wrote Books' colorful space in Somerville a few weeks ago to chat with Pascucci Ciampa about her journey to create a bookselling experience where readers could find stories more representative of themselves, and a space inclusive of all.

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