Books
Swiped Out: Nancy Jo Sales Wrote the Book on the Corporate Triumph of Big Dating
Misogyny wasn’t invented by dating apps. It was just weaponized by them.
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Do We Need a Black Feminist Bechdel Test? Moya Bailey Thinks So.
We need more Black feminists everywhere.
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Family Stones: Lee Lai’s “Stone Fruit” Draws the Growing Pains of Queer Kinship
“Everyone’s pretty messy, while also being really well-intentioned.”
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Gina Frangello Writes Complex Women. Is That Why She’s “Unlikeable?”
Gina Frangello is surprised to find herself suddenly being a poster girl for rage.
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Beautiful Suffering: “Pop Song” Bears Witness to the Power of Different Loves
Maybe it’s human instinct to want to capture our emotions, to bottle and preserve them for others to see.
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Our Internet, Ourselves: 7 Extremely Online Books for the Twitter-Weary
These seven books explain our dysfunctional relationship with the internet.
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“Love in Color” Modernizes the Myths We Love to Hate
Rather than denote these tales as relics of the past, she communicates the value of these myths, stories retold for centuries that reveal all the things that love can be.
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“Diners, Dudes, and Diets” Reveals the Absurdity of Gendered Food
By naming and examining dude food, Emily J.H. Contois gives us the language and historical context for an omnipresent phenomenon we’ve all surely noticed.
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“We Are Watching Eliza Bright” Turns Gamergate into Experimental Fiction
There may be other Gamergate novels to come, but for now, A.E. Osworth has set the bar.
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