Finished reading: Smith of Wootton Major & Farmer Giles of Ham by J.R.R. Tolkien π
Reading my way through Wyngraf’s Appendix C (for cozy!).
Finished reading: Smith of Wootton Major & Farmer Giles of Ham by J.R.R. Tolkien π
Reading my way through Wyngraf’s Appendix C (for cozy!).
π Tom Bombadil (π) sings SO. MUCH.
π¬π “Always after a defeat and a respite, the Shadow takes another shape and grows again.” J. R. R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring
ππ¬π “…the work of critical thinking and theorizing is itself an expression of political praxis that constructs a foundation wherein individual action can be united with collective struggle.” bell hooks, remembered rapture: the writer at work
ππ¬π “Critical writing counts for very little when critics speak about ending domination… in our work without changing individual habits of being…” bell hooks, remenbered rapture: the writer at work
ππ¬π “The point is not to render ideas less complexβthe point is to make the complex clear.” bell hooks, remembered rapture: the writer at work
ππ¬π “I write with the intent to share ideas in a manner that makes them accessible to the widest possible audience.” bell hooks, remembered rapture: the writer at work
ππ¬π “All academics write but not all see themselves as writers.” bell hooks, remembered rapture: the writer at work
ππ¬π “No woman is writing too much. Women need to write more. We need to know what it feels like to be submerged in language, carried away by the passion of writing words.” bell hooks, remembered rapture: the writer at work
ππ¬π “…we must not let the commercial success of writing by women lead us to believe that the struggle to create and maintain a culture where women’s words will be heard and valued is over. That struggle continues.” bell hooks, remembered rapture: the writer at work