Feminist Reads: Literary Mama
by I’ve been thinking lately about the competing demands of parenthood and literary creation. Actually, I’ve been thinking about this for a long time – about …
Category: feminist reads
Good for You, Not for Me #AmySaysYesPlease
Or: Why Feminism Needs to Be Mainstream, Reason #147. I just dropped my daughter off for the first day at her new preschool. I realize …
The Feminism of Flavia de Luce
Since we’ve already discussed the severe gynocentricity of Misty’s bookshelf, it is time to state in her defense that she does occasionally read and enjoy …
Feminist Reads: The King’s Curse by Philippa Gregory
Philippa Gregory is with good reason the undisputed queen of historical fiction–and will remain so until Misty finally gets her novel published–and her latest, The …
Live a Little! says Dr. Love
Sometimes I’m a little embarrassed about what the titles of books I pick up reveal about me. Titles like “Stop Yelling to Make Your Kid …
What is Visible, by Kimberly Elkins
Clearly there’s been a lag in my attention to this blog; March disappeared in desk-clearing, packing and preparing for a household move to new city, …