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buryme-makeoutcreek · 2 years
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Communication Error: In art people have things to say and they are important, they pound against their chest and they cry and music swells but here, here my words slide and scrap up my throat amounting in nothing. I want to tell you everything, but I can barely open my mouth to tell you my name.
Richard Siken// Call Me By Your Name dir. Luca Guadagnino// Margaret Atwood// Lisel Mueller// // Virginia Woolf// Richard Siken// Jeanette Winterson// Georges Bataille// Inside Llewyn Davis dir. The Coen Brothers // Mikko Harvey// The Rehearsal, Nathan Fielder//Hieu Minh Nguyen
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derangedrhythms · 1 year
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How can one live with such a heart? 
Margaret Atwood, Two-Headed Poems; from ‘The Woman Who Could Not Live With Her Faulty Heart’
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vampiremotif · 8 months
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the exorcist, 1x10, three rooms
we are hard, margaret atwood
house of the dragon, 1x07, driftmark
doctor who, 8x11, dark water
hannibal, 3x02, primavera
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crowfromfoggyforest · 2 months
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Rumbelle x Is/Not by Margaret Atwood part 2
[-> part 1]
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raayllum · 2 years
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—Margaret Atwood
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marnie1964 · 11 months
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Whether people are self-aware of it or not the core idea behind many lines of thinking is that women are very stupid and incapable of critical thought, and that they cannot possibly serve as reliable witnesses of the world around them. People will make this assumption and then work backwards to create fictive parallel realities where it MUST true, all the while believing that they’re making an intelligent observation about Society
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dearorpheus · 1 year
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post about being seduced by yourself. post about when your own monstrosity thrills you. post about eating
bunny, mona awad / woman, eating, claire kohda
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the-shooting-star · 1 year
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Margaret Atwood, The Woman Who Could Not Live With Her Faulty Heart
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katsukissy · 10 months
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i hate to be depressing and a killjoy but the new wave bimboism thing is not the anti-patriarchy serve u think it is….. like ur directly playing into sexist stereotypes for the sake of being “~subversive~” but the gag is… being a stupid pretty thing is exactly what they expect from u !!!!!!
i’m not saying don’t be dumb and pretty,,,, i’m j saying stop pretending it’s not playing into patriarchy. because it is.
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Supernatural 6x20//Margaret Atwood, there are better ways of doing this//Jorge Luis Borges, the meeting in a dream//Emery Allen, Holy Things in this World
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dhaaruni · 2 years
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What is the Christian right’s endgame, I ask. Presumably they would not be able to create the theological dystopia depicted in Margaret Atwood’s 1985 novel The Handmaid’s Tale? My question triggers a passionate response. Clinton speaks about how some states will make it illegal to abort after rape and incest if Roe vs Wade is overturned. One state — “and this is hard even to speak about”, she says — would require the woman to get the permission of her rapist before aborting. Others plan to criminalise women who have the procedure in states where it is legal. “The level of insidious rulemaking to further oppress women almost knows no end,” Clinton says. “You look at this and how could you not but think that Margaret Atwood was a prophet? She’s not just a brilliant writer, she was a prophet.” Clinton adds that when she was a senator, she voted against the confirmation of Samuel Alito, one of this court’s most conservative judges. “I found Alito was the kind of young man who when he was at Princeton railed against coeducation, railed against letting women into the eating clubs, and that was all in the background that I read,” she recalls. “He honestly struck me as one of those very self-righteous types seeking to remake society.”
Hillary Clinton: ‘We are standing on the precipice of losing our democracy’
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voluptuarian · 2 years
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GOD I would like to eventually publish my fiction someday, but I want to be sure it’s in a way that is the opposite of the Twitter/booktok/why is this YA author reviewing disney movies on youtube/celebrity writer personality thing
and like, I think making sure the content in my stories a. doesn’t fit popular formats (”fiesty” heroine who hates being a girl, love triangle-centered, I’m-an-outcast-as-a-shortcut-for-character-depth, characters who exist to tick off a diversity checklist) and b. putting in enough sex and violence that nobody can market me for adults who don’t want to rise above a 6th grade reading level will help that somewhat
but have you noticed male writers aren’t being packaged like this? The closest I can think of to a twitter-era-online-personality-author equivalent for guys is like, the auteur figure who writes really niche or intellectualist shit or is just an edgelord, but even then it’s like, I have a black and white author photo and a twitter, which I use to occasionally discuss current events, other writers, or to say that women are people once every six months (and I’m not talking about like, rock stars who end up publishing a book or something, I’m talking purely authors) or the avuncular or edgy grandfather types who are usually also Super famous (like idc Neil Gaiman)
like I want what current male authors have, I want to get published and be successful and for my books to be enjoyed and respected, I want people to read my stuff and be like “this book was great” and have no idea what I’m like beyond “lives in Indiana and owns 2 dogs”
#like if I HAVE to have social media#I want to do a Megan Whalen Turner and just have my tiny tumblr where I reblog fanart#and talk about what historical sources I used as inspiration and NOTHING else#and I think weirdly for male authors the more famous they are the more celebrity presence/less private life they have#whereas for women authors I think it's the opposite#like even as famous and online as margaret atwood is how much does the average person know about her personally??#or deborah harkness??#meanwhile all these less successful-- mostly youth market-- interchangeable female authors are like 'lets discuss my entire family history#my various marginalized identities and how I use fanfic tropes to empower my middle school self'#and must have celebrity opinions on everything and broadcast themselves everywhere#basically I'm not seeing 20 and 30something male authors selling me their books on tiktok#if it's happening it's happening somewhere completely under the radar for me#meanwhile dozens of women in panda onesies are constantly hyping their new YA novel#something something women and minority authors must sell their identities and not their work something something#like let me be the old school fantasy author who wrote a dozen bestselling series about the most bizarre shit ever#meanwhile you'd never seen their face and they didn't even use their first name just seven sets of initials#like you only get to know about me if I'm god-tier famous and then I'm using my fame to get my fave historical buildings restored#barring that I don't exist
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"Farewells can be shattering, but returns are surely worse. Solid flesh can never live up to the bright shadow cast by its absence. Time and distance blur the edges; then suddenly, that beloved has arrived, and its noon with its merciless light, and every spot and pore and wrinkle and bristle stands clear."
-Margaret Atwood, The Blind Assassin
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daria-s · 1 year
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Just make it a good one 
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wordsgood · 1 year
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you know aside from everything else, the thing that bugs me about so many of these Unprecedentedly Feminist Mythic Retellings is that the authors act like they're literally the first person to ever consider the story from, say, Penelope's or Helen's point of view, and that's just. that's blatantly untrue. like?? we're all standing on the shoulders of, if not giants, then at least other human beings who got there first. you're not special because you're writing about the women in Greek myth, you didn't invent Feminism for Classics Retold, have some humility ffs
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lookninjas · 2 years
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1602.
As if to underscore this dangerous nonsense this notion if you're clean enough pure enough, you know sweet enough good enough, right enough (obviously white enough) you can escape this commodification of flesh this everything for sale but finally not you
"the domestic supply of infants"
born to be sold and virtue only going to show how much the market will bear before it's time to be flooded with fresh
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