Book Reviews ›
Feminist Book Review: “Summer Love: An LGBTQ Collection”
It is my sincere pleasure to announce that the July 2016 Book of the Month is Summer Love: An LGBTQ Collection. […]
“Turquoiseblood” features 2 Timelines & 2 Bad Ass Women
I have been waiting to read Turquoiseblood for a long time. In fact, it was through author Cecelia Isaac’s preliminary […]
The Romance You Need on Christmas Eve
It is that magical time of year where multiple holidays stack up against one another and people are feeling festive. […]
All Aboard “Derelict”
October’s Book of the Month choice is Derelict by LJ Cohen. While tinkering with an abandoned spaceship, Ro Maldonado accidentally […]
Movie Reviews ›
Independence Day: Resurgence
With the original Independence Day from 1996, the bar was set pretty low in regards to improving the depiction of […]
Feminist Movie Review: Interstellar (2014)
Interstellar (2014) is one of those films that doesn’t suggest in the trailers that it’s going to be as complicated as […]
Batman V Superman gets Cautious Thumbs Up
I approached the film Batman V Superman with a pretty open mind. Some of the critics I normally rely on […]
Feminist Flashback: Kiki’s Delivery Service (circa 1989)
They say that your favorite Hayao Miyazaki movie is always the first one you watch, and I am at least […]
Videogames ›
Why ‘Overwatch’ Gives Me Hope for Diversity in Gaming
This weekend I found myself engrossed in the open beta for Overwatch, the latest game from Blizzard that has been […]
Women-Friendly Gaming: The Sims Franchise
This post is part of a series on women-friendly gaming, you can check out the first post here. Before I start […]
Women-Friendly Gaming: Child of Light
Child of Light is a stunningly beautiful, endearingly sweet, and story-driven 2D RPG/adventure/side-scrolling game by Ubisoft Montreal with a turn-based […]
Through the Looking Glass: A (not so) Warped View of Alice
Warning: *spoilers* ahead! Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has become iconic, whether as an imitation of the original story or new adaptions. Alice has […]
Lifestyle ›
Support Women Across ALL Artistic Mediums through ARTemis
Did you know that for every $1 a man donates in the arts, a woman donates $3? And yet, paid professional […]
Newly Married: How We Chose a New Last Name
Back in April I penned my first blog post on the frustration I felt when people assume a woman will take her husband’s […]
The Feminist Funderwear Party
Jane Doe, the author of this post, is not the name of any actual person. Jane Doe is an anonymous […]
Movement, Power and Grace via Nia
In the first newsletter I received from my then soon-to-be Nia (Non-impact aerobics) instructor, she talked about how Nia allows you […]
App Review: Sailor Moon Drops
The 90’s Sailor Moon anime, the manga it was derived from, and every Sailor Moon iteration since then have had […]
Fangirling: Why Sakurako Kujou should be your intellectual role model.
Hey gang! I know I have been away from a bit, but different characters have been bouncing around in my […]
Feminist Book Review: “Summer Love: An LGBTQ Collection”
It is my sincere pleasure to announce that the July 2016 Book of the Month is Summer Love: An LGBTQ Collection. […]
Independence Day: Resurgence
With the original Independence Day from 1996, the bar was set pretty low in regards to improving the depiction of […]
Ghostbusters (2016)
Oh! Did I love Ghostbusters growing up! I used to run around the playground in grade school, imitating the […]
Surrender to “Blood’s Force”
This month I have the pleasure of announcing that author Ellis Morning‘s novel Blood’s Force is the August Book of […]
How I Proposed to my Boyfriend
On September 1st I proposed to my boyfriend, and he said yes! (squeals and hugs self). I had been thinking of doing […]
This Feminist Loves Deadpool
Caution: This Post Contains Spoilers How can I say this any clearer? I flippin’ LOVED Deadpool. My husband and I […]
Borderlands Not Borderline on Women
When my fiance and I bought Borderlands last year, we fell in love. The artwork, the music, the game play, […]