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What Kind Of Times Are These? Berlin Notes
Ursula Pflug, author of "Mountain" and "Motion Sickness" writes about Weimar and pre-Wende Berlin, activism, her writing, and the rise of white supremacy. "Fires Halfway," my short story in the 2018 Snuggly Books anthology Drowning in Beauty, edited by Justin...
People – Let’s Unify
Nasreen Pejvack, author of "Amity" writes about world politics, war, media, debunking the idealized myth of the West, and the urgent need to work together to find a a way to combat chaos and bring peace to the earth. Many people from Latin American countries are...
Some Notes on My Relationship with In the Land of Two-Legged Women
Huey Helene Alcaro, author of dystopian novel, "In the Land of Two Legged Women", writes about The Myth of Sisyphus, the search for a publisher, and the journey of a writer finding her voice, and a home for her book. Sisyphus and Me One day I was going though a...
Amelia Earhart – The First Woman to Fly Solo Across the Atlantic
On this day, May 20, in 1932, Amelia Earhart took off on a flight that would distinguish her as the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic. She left from the town of Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, a place that still honours her with a statue beside the road as you...
In Praise of Older Women Writers: Edna O’Brien’s The Little Red Chairs
Gail Benick, author of of "The Girl Who Was Born That Way", writes about Edna O'Brien's work and her astounding accomplishments over more than five decades . At the heart of "The Little Red Chairs" is a resourceful and resilient woman that we can all admire.When Edna...
SISTERS IN THE WASHROOM LINEUP, UNITE!
Ann Birch, author of The Secret Life of Roberta Greaves, writes about gender inequity, the perils of women's washrooms, and a call to organize!At the first intermission of the opera, I run, leaping down the stairs as fast as I can in my fancy shoes. There are already...