๐๐ Read IN A WAVE OF GREEK MYTHOLOGY RETELLINGS, WHERE ARE THE GREEK WRITERS? by Lyndsie Manusos (Book Riot).
Lots of exciting recommendations in here.
๐๐ Read IN A WAVE OF GREEK MYTHOLOGY RETELLINGS, WHERE ARE THE GREEK WRITERS? by Lyndsie Manusos (Book Riot).
Lots of exciting recommendations in here.
๐๐ฟ Read Greta Gerwigโs Barbie is a Fascinating, Spectacular Philosophical Experiment by Olivia Rutigliano (Literary Hub).
Well, I was already interested in seeing Barbie, but now that I know it’s about existential crises, I really want to see Barbie.
๐๐ Read Let the Kids Get Weird: The Adult Problem With Childrenโs Books by Janet Manley (Literary Hub).
๐๐ Read Six Ways of Looking at Crip Time by Ellen Samuels (Disability Studied Quarterly).
๐๐ญ๐ Read Itโs Getting Hard to Stage a School Play Without Political Drama by Michael Paulson (NYT, gift link) via Book Riot’s Literary Activism newsletter.
When I was in Europe reading censorship news from the US, I kept thinking, “I just want to fight censorship and make theatre.” Turns out these two things are related.
๐ Read What Is A Third Place? (And Hereโs Why You Should Have One) by Emily Torres (The Good Trade).
I’ve been thinking about third places, their role in fiction, what they look like online, & how they overlap with affinity spaces for a few days so it felt like serendipity when this hit my inbox.
๐ Read Katy Simpson Smith on Writing a Southern Woman Louder Than Herself.
Writing, as a career, is inherently boat-rocking.
๐๐๐ A couple of links about pleasure reading for your reading pleasure:
๐ Read A LETTER FROM THE NEW CORPORATE OWNERS OF HOOPERโS STORE (McSweeney’s).
This is hilarious and ends with a perfect button.
๐ Some interesting links around “wholesome” as a word for things that restore us, rather than a conservative metric by which to judge people: