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Several changes are afoot around these parts, not the least of which being the September 1st relaunch of Feminist Review as… well, you’ll learn soon enough. On that date we will say… -
8: The Mormon Proposition →
Directed by Reed Cowan
Red Flag Releasing
Following the passage of California’s Proposition 8, a bill that constitutionally outlaws gay couples from legally marrying,… -
Daniel & Ana →
Directed by Michel Franco
Alameda Films
Daniel & Ana is an opinion piece, the film equivalent of an op-ed. While it is a forgone assumption that a film will represent… -
Exposing One of the Greatest Intrusions of Religion into American Politics: An Interview with Reed Cowan →
By Annette Przygoda
Some interviews are more timely than others. In this one, producer and filmmaker Reed Cowan explained his underlying motivation for writing, directing, and producing… -
The Lesser Tragedy of Death →
By Cristina García
Akashic Books
The Lesser Tragedy of Death is the first collection of poems by novelist Christina García, author of the superb Dreaming in Cuban. The poems… -
Elyse Miller - Paperdoll →
Blink and you might miss one of the twelve short, sparsely instrumented songs on Elyse Miller’s new disc, as most last two minutes or less. But Miller packs a lot of punch into these… -
Mockingjay →
By Suzanne Collins
Scholastic Press
Mockingjay has finally arrived to conclude the breathtaking trilogy that began in 2006 with the conclusively-titled The Hunger Games. And… -
Lisa Bell - Dancing on the Moon →
Lisa Bell delivers the goods on her third album, mixing blues, jazz, pop, and roots into a bright, sparkling mix. Her voice can be both polished and loose, and shimmering washes of… -
The Selves →
By Sonja Elizabeth AhlersDrawn and QuarterlySonja Ahlers’ The Selves is a visual essay which combines collage, poetry, watercolor, calligraphy, prose and fabric. The result is… -
This One Is Mine →
By Maria SempleBack Bay BooksIt took me a few days and about 100 pages to feel compelled to read This One Is Mine. Finally, I reached the point when the story could have gone…
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