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• Girl talk

  
  Momathon Blog — Authority: 125
  "You can have more than one best friend at atime," I said. "No, you cant." "Why not?" "Because best means best." I thought about that. "What about close?" I asked.     –from Just as Long as We Are Together , by Judy Blume    Friendship. Body image. Parental divorce. Dating. School.Bullies. All are Judy ...
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• OOWEE Greeting Cards & Framed Poetry

  
  Your Story — Authority: 592
  Greeting cards for every ocassion, thought and inspiration
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• Palin Palin Palin

  
  Osirisjournal2's Weblog - also visit http://osirisjournal.blogspot.com for older posts — Authority: 116
  Yep, Sarah’s 2012 presidential tour showed up here yesterday in the form of a book signing. People came to Orlando and  The Villages, a ’senior’ village where the conservative fires are stoked for their flame — Savior Sarah. I can only express that the guy in the picture says it all, and I won’t blame the ...
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• Janeites at the Morgan

  
  Jane Austen in Vermont — Authority: 115
  A triple series of Janeite interest in the Pierport Morgan Library & Museum’s Austen Exhibit – From Janeite Hope : From now until March 14th the Morgan Library and Museum is exhibiting “ A Woman’s Wit: Jane Austen’s Life and Legacy .” According to the website, the exhibition “explores the ...
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• 100+ works by women writers of horror and supernatural fiction: Part 2

  
  Reading in the dark — Authority: 129
  BSA= Bram Stoker Award 1. Poppy Z. Brite, Lost Souls (1992), Drawing Blood (1993), Exquisite Corpse (1996) http://www.poppyzbrite.com/biblio-books.html 2. Nancy A. Collins Sunglasses After Dark (1989, BSA), Midnight Blue: The Sonja Blue Collection (1995) 3. Ellen Datlow Inferno (BSA, Shirley Jackson Award), two ...
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• 100 women writers of horror and supernatural fiction: Part 1

  
  Reading in the dark — Authority: 129
  100+ works of horror and supernatural fiction by women writers 1. Clara Reeve The Old English Baron (1777) http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/5182 2. Ann Radcliffe The Mysteries of Udolpho (1794) http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/3268 3. Mary Shelley Frankenstein (1818) http://home-1.worldonline.nl/~hamberg/ 4. Jane ...
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• A list of 100 women writers of horror and supernatural fiction

  
  Reading in the dark — Authority: 129
  Ive been working on this project to create a list of 100 women writers of horror and supernatural fiction, which has already climbed to something more approximating 110. The first 50 or so are listed in basically historical order, from the gothics of the late 1700s to the works of the early 1990s, with the second part ...
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• “Literary Property Changing Hands” ~ after the auction…

  
  Jane Austen in Vermont — Authority: 115
  Ever wonder what happens to all those books and manuscripts that show up at auction and then disappear somewhere into the ether, briefly looked at wistfully in the catalogue and then only something you file away in your bibliographic memory chip??  I know I do this with all the Jane Austen materials  [see the ...
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• Women Writers Talk New Moon

  
  Women & Hollywood — Authority: 599
  As New Moon descends on the world today I asked a couple of colleagues who write and think about film from different cities to answer some questions about the global phenomenon. The questions I posed are followed by the answers by the different women.  Some of the participants requested anonymity.  The ...
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• Still Sucks to Be a Female Writer in Hollywood

  
  Women & Hollywood — Authority: 599
  The Writers Guild of America West has released its most recent report on the status of women and people of color in Hollywood and just like the report of two years ago (and the ones before) women seem to be making no traction.  In fact, in movies, it’s getting worse. Here’s from the introduction: The 2009 ...
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• Books and the Gender Issue

  
  Ripple Effects — Authority: 110
  My review of  Girl With A Pearl Earring has recently been linked to a book list . While I appreciate the link, I must admit it has stirred up in me some unintended ripples.  It’s the title of the list:   ‘101 Books Every Woman Should Read’ . Now I’m always wary about books that are labeled and geared ...
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• Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck 2012? Send the Apocalypse now and get it over with!

  
  Osirisjournal2's Weblog - also visit http://osirisjournal.blogspot.com for older posts — Authority: 116
  I heard today it might be Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin in 2012, I say the Mayans were right, the end is near, bring on the Apocalypse, we deserve it if that happens…
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• One in Seven Of Us Hungry – HELP!

  
  Osirisjournal2's Weblog - also visit http://osirisjournal.blogspot.com for older posts — Authority: 116
  photo credit: Homerhawks.com How can this be in America?  How can so many people be hungry and sick within our borders?  How are we neglecting our own? I understand the mechanics of losing jobs and income, and how even  low wage earners make too much to have food stamps, but must choose food items carefully, even ...
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• S.E. Cupp – Comic Ann Coulter Impersonator Or ?

  
  Osirisjournal2's Weblog - also visit http://osirisjournal.blogspot.com for older posts — Authority: 116
  I saw her for the first time last night, Sarah Elizabeth Cupp, conservative author and commentator.  I watched her and laughed my butt off! Just like Tina Fey is a dead ringer for Sarah Palin, so is S.E. Cupp the best impersonator of all Ann Coulter’s mannerism and speech, spot on! She’s either a serious ...
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• Silent Night, Bloody Night by Ayodele Morocco-Clarke

  
  StoryTime — Authority: 108
  I am standing at the edge of the Lagos Bar Beach with the waves roughly beating at my feet; hard and fast. The sea looks stormy and I half turn to catch a glimpse of one of the warning flags - that tiny piece of cloth on a stick - which has been put up to inform people about the temperament of the sea. The flags ...
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• Lets Hear It For Women Writers

  
  Chicago Moms Blog — Authority: 511
  I try not to get my knickers in a knot when I hear younger women say that feminism is irrelevant in their lives. Memories are short, especially young, American memories, and many of these post-feminist young women may not have encountered (or recognized) blatant sexism, but its still there. I know it is because ...
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• Review: A Ladys Life in the Rocky Mountains by Isabella Bird

  
  BookNAround — Authority: 135
  Isabella Bird was an inveterate traveller, naturalist, and writer. This might not be an unusual description for women today but Bird was all of these things in the mid-nineteenth century, a time when womens lives were far more constrained than they are today. She chronicled many of her travels in letters home to her ...
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• ‘Dancing with Mr. Darcy’ ~ a Book Review

  
  Jane Austen in Vermont — Authority: 115
  Dancing with Mr Darcy: Stories inspired by Jane Austen and Chawton House Library Selected and introduced by Sarah Waters Honno Modern Fiction, 2009 ISBN:  978-1-906784-08-9 UK  £7.99 [I made mention of this book in another post in which Lane Ashfeldt , author of one of the short stories in this anthology ...
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• Women And Memoirs: When A Little Narcissism Is A Good Thing [Narcissus In Bloom]

  
  Jezebel — Authority: 810
  Serial memoirist Mary Karr has a new book out, and in a Double X interview she shares some interesting insights about womens autobiographical writing — and some annoying shit about how much god likes her. Onetime Jezebel editor Jessica Grose writes that Karr keeps a warning above her desk: letters that spell ...
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• Female Creative Partnerships

  
  Women & Hollywood — Authority: 599
  Julie White (l) and Theresa Rebeck I am so sick and tired of all the stories about how women compete against each other (lots of them bullshit designed, I believe, to keep women from working together) that it’s important to acknowledge and celebrate when we get a good, positive story about how women work together ...
  4 weeks ago

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