The F Word Workbook

A Guide to Feminist Songwriting

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The F Word Workbook
from $20.00

Go beyond expression. Write songs that examine, challenge, and inspire.

The F Word Workbook places feminist principles at the center of songwriting craft. Written by Valerie Orth, Assistant Professor at Berklee College of Music, it guides songwriters through five chapters, from claiming identity to creating feminist anthems.

Each chapter offers focused prompts and practical tools, including repetition, reclamation, and making the invisible visible, to help writers turn lived experience into intentional, powerful songs.

For songwriters of all levels who refuse to stay quiet. For all genders.

The F Word Workbook is available in two editions. Pair it with the F Word Journal for an expanded songwriting and reflection practice.

Workbook + Journal Bundle: $57 (Save $5)

• Gold Edition Workbook
• The F Word Journal

Gold Edition Workbook: $42

• Gold foil on front and back covers
• Signed by the author

Standard Edition Workbook: $32

• Signed by the author

F Word Journal: $20

• Companion journal for songwriting and creative reflection
• 120 blank pages
• Includes inspirational quotes throughout

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The F Word Workbook The F Word Workbook The F Word Workbook The F Word Workbook The F Word Workbook
The F Word Workbook
from $20.00

Go beyond expression. Write songs that examine, challenge, and inspire.

The F Word Workbook places feminist principles at the center of songwriting craft. Written by Valerie Orth, Assistant Professor at Berklee College of Music, it guides songwriters through five chapters, from claiming identity to creating feminist anthems.

Each chapter offers focused prompts and practical tools, including repetition, reclamation, and making the invisible visible, to help writers turn lived experience into intentional, powerful songs.

For songwriters of all levels who refuse to stay quiet. For all genders.

Artwork by Dana Yizhaky