Born and raised in suburban New Jersey, Michelle Hart was once profiled in her hometown newspaper for being in the process of writing a novel--a novel she is still in the process of writing. After graduating from college with High Honors in English--for her very upbeat thesis on the relationship between trauma and gender--Michelle went on to graduate school to write buoyantly depressing stories, which landed her a gig as a reader for the New Yorker. She spends an inordinate amount of time thinking of ways to casually begin a conversation with Emily Nussbaum. Michelle has been awarded a fiction fellowship by the New York State Writers Institute and was granted the Feminist Killjoy Award by most of her friends. Twitter: @mhmhart42 Blog: http://professor-killjoy.tumblr.com/
Scary stories by women, available to read online.
We had a chat with SEX CRIMINALS creators Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky to talk about their comic and the newly released fourth volume.
L WORD AND D.E.B.S. director Angela Robinson will direct the adaptation of Terry Moore's STRANGERS IN PARADISE for the big screen.
Spoiler alert! How the sole female character Beverly is made into a utility of male desire in the new film adaptation of Stephen King's IT.
It's scare season and fans of the AMERICAN HORROR STORY series will want to check out these dark, creepy, and graphic comics.
A recap of the YA and All-Ages Comics panel at the 2017 Flame Con, New York’s LGBTQ-oriented comic convention, and on comics highlighting queer heroes.
On the literary taboo and beauty of using the phrase "I feel" in writing.
A reader examines queer themes in Jane Austen's EMMA, and writes on the importance of her Austen reading experience as a young queer girl.
A personal list of books that helped one reader grieve.
