WWW Wednesday. This meme is from shouldbereading. The usual questions being: What have you read, what are you reading, what will you read? I’ve been so busy with a house full of guests, and my brains are so broiled from … Continue reading
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I know I’ve told this story before; I may have told it here, or hereabouts. If so, bear with me. Or just scroll on. I am at that time of life; I am in my anecdotage. So a few years … Continue reading
This piece originally appeared at madeleinerobins.com in June, 2011. Something reminded me of it the other day, and here it is. In high school I had a teacher who loved Wuthering Heights. I was, I blush to say, a bit of … Continue reading
Welcome back to The Author’s Alphabet. You can read earlier posts here. Each week, I’ll be posting another letter of the alphabet, selecting a word that starts with that letter, and sharing my view of what that word means to … Continue reading
Serano answers a question that I’ve always wanted to ask: why the trans person’s journey doesn’t get included much in the GLB discourse about problems with gender in our society.
Continue readingBy Brenda W. Clough I do not usually go for the kind of movie in which the salient feature is explosions, mayhem, or things being crushed. These things are like capers, in cooking, or decollettage, in fashion — to be … Continue reading
Tomorrow is a momentous day. It’ll be the first time since we married (and tomorrow, let me tell you, is our fifteen-month anniversary) that m’wife and I have been parted for any significant length of time; and it will also … Continue reading
Welcome back to The Author’s Alphabet. You can read earlier posts here. Each week, I’ll be posting another letter of the alphabet, selecting a word that starts with that letter, and sharing my view of what that word means to … Continue reading
Editor’s note: We’re reprinting some of our favorite blog posts from the past five years. This week: Deborah J. Ross on banning books. This has appeared twice, in 2010 and 2012, but it continues to draw a lot of readers. … Continue reading
WWW Wednesday. This meme is from shouldbereading. • What did you recently finish reading? Sherwood Smith’s delightful Regency Danse de la Folie. It’s engaging and fun in a way that doesn’t ask you to leave your intellect or your knowledge of … Continue reading