The One Hundredth Down Under Feminists Carnival
Welcome to the 100th Down Under Feminists Carnival! I am so glad to have you all here once more to …
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The Ninety-Seventh Down Under Feminists Carnival
Welcome to the 97th Down Under Feminists Carnival! Both as this edition’s host and the carnival’s coordinator, I am so …
The Ninety-Third Down Under Feminists Carnival
Welcome to the 93rd Down Under Feminists Carnival! As this edition’s host and the carnival’s coordinator, I am so pleased …
The 87th Down Under Feminists Carnival
Welcome to the 87th Down Under Feminists Carnival! As this edition’s host and the carnival’s coordinator, I am so pleased …
The Seventy-Seventh Down Under Feminists Carnival
Welcome to the 77th Down Under Feminists Carnival, in which we share and celebrate September’s feministish writing from around New …
The Seventieth Down Under Feminists Carnival
Hello, all! Welcome to Zero at the Bone and the seventieth edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival. I am …
Linksplosion!: Let’s rethink everything edition
Sara Hendren at Medium writes All Technology is Assistive Technology, on rethinking disability and design: So how might designers and …
LGBT YA Book Review: Beauty Queens (and, I suppose, A Great and Terrible Beauty) by Libba Bray
This is part of a series concerned with young adult books with LGBT themes, because I read a lot of …
LGBT YA Book Review: Rainbow Boys by Alex Sanchez
This is part of a series concerned with young adult books with LGBT themes, because I read a lot of …
LGBT YA Book Review: Rage: A Love Story by Julie Anne Peters
This is part of a series concerned with young adult books with LGBT themes, because I read a lot of …
LGBT YA Book Review: Becoming Nancy by Terry Ronald
This is part of a series concerned with young adult books with LGBT themes, because I read a lot of …
LGBT YA Book Review: Is He or Isn’t He? by John Hall
This is the first review in a series concerned with young adult books with LGBT themes, because I read a …
Book Review: A Love Story Starring My Dead Best Friend by Emily Horner
Emily Horner’s A Love Story Starring My Dead Best Friend (2010) is glorious. Cass Meyer, bicyclist, pacifist, Quaker, and high …
The Fifty-Sixth Down Under Feminists Carnival
Welcome to the fifty-sixth month of Down Under Feminists Carnival goodness. I am your host, Chally, and I am glad …
Review: Sapphistries by Leila J. Rupp
Leila J. Rupp, Sapphistries: A Global History of Love Between Women (New York: New York University Rress, 2009). Firstly, I …
