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In her novel Future Home of the Living God, Louise Erdrich grasps and explains some rather important parts of the apocalypse: Humans known not the…
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The premise behind Dear Ijeawele, or a Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is what to do to raise your child a feminist…
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“Why I Am Not a Feminist” by Jessa Crispin starts out like so many other feminist manifestos: a plea to not be treated like…
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Last week I read The Road by Cormac McCarthy. To keep with my theme of comparing the novels I read for class to video games,…
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The readings for this week were the “Race and Entertainment” section of Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay and “Moving Beyond Pain” by bell hooks.…
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In my previous post regarding Edan Lepucki’s California I mentioned the symbolic “newness” of the turkey baster and the meaning Frida attaches to her other…
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My fear with any feminism class I take and any feminist book I read is that I’ll be beaten with the two-by-four of feminist…
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The opening of California (by Edan Lepucki) has been refreshing. Growing up with media such as Captain Planet and Ferngully, I’ve been inoculated against…
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I’m enrolled in two English classes this summer that require blog posts for interaction. I’ll be putting them here on SDO with tags for…
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someone I follow on tumblr hosted a drawpile so I drew some Undertale stuff.
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Saturday night, we had my husband’s side of the family over for our bi-monthly family game night. One of the games suggested by Kim…
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