As an editor, Alexandra Rouch finds joy in helping authors strengthen their work. In undergrad, she wrote esoteric English papers on queerness and power dynamics that vexed and exhausted her faculty. Her life ambition is to achieve the tranquility present in Mary Oliver’s work; until then, she spends her time thinking about the monstrous feminine and getting in fistfights with her own metaphors.
Creating a closet reading nook is the perfect way to add an extra level of coziness to your reading time. Use these easy tips to make your own!
Staying inside and catching up on reading might be a great time for you to discover some new favorite queer female poets!
Quarantine is the perfect time to craft and clear out your bookshelf—so why not do both with some free book folding patterns?
THE BLOODY CHAMBER is worth deep analysis. Despite their fantasy elements, Angela Carter’s erotic feminist fairy tales are far from escapist.