"Marjorie: If you’re interested in ones that deal with beauty and body issues, I can suggest two brand new ones: Cosmetic Surgery: A Feminist Primer, edited by Cressida Heyes and Meredith Jones, Ashgate Publishing, England, and Critical…"
"Hello Susan,
I greatly admired "Unbearable Weight" and am glad to see that it came out in a 10th anniversary edition. It will be fun to be in touch with you through shewrites.
All best, Marilyn"
"Re. the Chronicle, the article is called "Anne Boleyn: Victim or Vixen?" (I didn't choose the title!) and it came out quite a while ago (I extracted the piece from my proposal.) It's in the Chronicle Review. I'll get the…"
"Hi all, glad to be joining this group! So far, with the exception of a blog posting on GirlwithPen, I've published only in academic venues - but I hope to cross over soon! My previous work has been on tribal politics, but I"m working now…"
"Thanks for your interest! I've already published a couple of things, one in the Chronicle of Higher Education, and another an interview with me about the book in a journal called Quiddity. I'll check on the URLs for them and upload them…"
"Those details about Elizabeth and Anne are so intriguing. Will you publishing excerpts from the work in progress anywhere, or are you saving it all for the book? I look forward to this book, as I do to all of your writing.
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"Sensuous Motherhood: Reflections on the Aesthetic Dimensions of Mother's Lives
Sensuous Motherhood: Aesthetic Reflections on a Mothering Life
Sensuous Motherhood: From the Blissful to the Banal
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I always wondered if you got to Unbearable…"
"Thank you so much!! You've mentioned some of the exact things I want to focus on--esp. the Elizabeth/Anne "relationship." It's very intriguing....Elizabeth is famous for declaring she had the "stomach" of a man and was…"
"A couple of years ago I went to see the Anne Boleyn exhibit at the Legion of Honor in SF. One part of the exhibit was AB's furniture. And I was surprised at how tiny it all was, even though I know we are now much bigger than people were 500…"
"Hi everybody -- I just got here and already I'm fascinated with this wall. I am working on a word + image project. It's a novella-length fiction with visual components. My background for this is art and writing. I've done quite a bit…"
I greatly admired "Unbearable Weight" and am glad to see that it came out in a 10th anniversary edition. It will be fun to be in touch with you through shewrites.
I'm happy to see you here, Susan; Ed Lee was one of my college professors, and I had fun recently being interviewed by Binnie on her radio show.
cheers,
Caroline