#womenslit — Public Fediverse posts

Aside from all the death/funeral related content I consume, I typically read about 100 novels a year. Some stand apart from the others and bear multiple rereadings and recommendations. These are three, united by a theme of righteous feminine rage. They even follow a path through womanhood:

Nightbitch - the childbearing years, standing up against societal expectations and raging against the patriarchy

Lessons In Chemistry - the working mom years, standing up against societal expectations and raging against the patriarchy

The Change - the post menopausal years, standing up against societal expectations and raging against the patriarchy

I’m so glad books like this exist. I’m grateful to authors who prove that we can break free from internalized misogyny and embrace our rage. It’s not unfeminine to be angry, and we can be powerful at age stage of life.

Special thanks to Kirsten Miller (for the book mail and the kind words), Rachel Yoder (for responding to my fangirling and expressing interest in my own work), and Bonnie Garmus (whom I have not yet reached out to but admire nonetheless). Write on!

#HisAndHearsePress #BookRecs #BookRecommendations #FeministBooks #Feminism #FeminineRage #AmReading #WomensLit #Fiction #NYTBestseller #WomenWriters #BookHaul #BookMail #Bookstodon #Bookwyrm #BonnieGarmus #LessonsInChemistry #RachelYoder #Nightbitch #KirstenMiller #TheChange

Aside from all the death/funeral related content I consume, I typically read about 100 novels a year. Some stand apart from the others and bear multiple rereadings and recommendations. These are three, united by a theme of righteous feminine rage. They even follow a path through womanhood:

Nightbitch - the childbearing years, standing up against societal expectations and raging against the patriarchy

Lessons In Chemistry - the working mom years, standing up against societal expectations and raging against the patriarchy

The Change - the post menopausal years, standing up against societal expectations and raging against the patriarchy

I’m so glad books like this exist. I’m grateful to authors who prove that we can break free from internalized misogyny and embrace our rage. It’s not unfeminine to be angry, and we can be powerful at age stage of life.

Special thanks to Kirsten Miller (for the book mail and the kind words), Rachel Yoder (for responding to my fangirling and expressing interest in my own work), and Bonnie Garmus (whom I have not yet reached out to but admire nonetheless). Write on!

#HisAndHearsePress #BookRecs #BookRecommendations #FeministBooks #Feminism #FeminineRage #AmReading #WomensLit #Fiction #NYTBestseller #WomenWriters #BookHaul #BookMail #Bookstodon #Bookwyrm #BonnieGarmus #LessonsInChemistry #RachelYoder #Nightbitch #KirstenMiller #TheChange

Aside from all the death/funeral related content I consume, I typically read about 100 novels a year. Some stand apart from the others and bear multiple rereadings and recommendations. These are three, united by a theme of righteous feminine rage. They even follow a path through womanhood:

Nightbitch - the childbearing years, standing up against societal expectations and raging against the patriarchy

Lessons In Chemistry - the working mom years, standing up against societal expectations and raging against the patriarchy

The Change - the post menopausal years, standing up against societal expectations and raging against the patriarchy

I’m so glad books like this exist. I’m grateful to authors who prove that we can break free from internalized misogyny and embrace our rage. It’s not unfeminine to be angry, and we can be powerful at age stage of life.

Special thanks to Kirsten Miller (for the book mail and the kind words), Rachel Yoder (for responding to my fangirling and expressing interest in my own work), and Bonnie Garmus (whom I have not yet reached out to but admire nonetheless). Write on!

#HisAndHearsePress #BookRecs #BookRecommendations #FeministBooks #Feminism #FeminineRage #AmReading #WomensLit #Fiction #NYTBestseller #WomenWriters #BookHaul #BookMail #Bookstodon #Bookwyrm #BonnieGarmus #LessonsInChemistry #RachelYoder #Nightbitch #KirstenMiller #TheChange

#introduction

I'm an English prof with specialities in #americanlit, #womenslit, and all things #LGBTQ. Currently I oversee a large group of #living-learning programs for the University of Maryland, which is surprisingly fun. The pandemic made me a player of word games and a baker of Bundt cakes. I watch politics and media closely and worry a lot about the future of American democracy, but I crack jokes a lot, too. And I have two cute #Dogs. Howdy.

#introduction

I'm an English prof with specialities in #americanlit, #womenslit, and all things #LGBTQ. Currently I oversee a large group of #living-learning programs for the University of Maryland, which is surprisingly fun. The pandemic made me a player of word games and a baker of Bundt cakes. I watch politics and media closely and worry a lot about the future of American democracy, but I crack jokes a lot, too. And I have two cute #Dogs. Howdy.

#introduction

I'm an English prof with specialities in #americanlit, #womenslit, and all things #LGBTQ. Currently I oversee a large group of #living-learning programs for the University of Maryland, which is surprisingly fun. The pandemic made me a player of word games and a baker of Bundt cakes. I watch politics and media closely and worry a lot about the future of American democracy, but I crack jokes a lot, too. And I have two cute #Dogs. Howdy.

#introduction

I'm an English prof with specialities in #americanlit, #womenslit, and all things #LGBTQ. Currently I oversee a large group of #living-learning programs for the University of Maryland, which is surprisingly fun. The pandemic made me a player of word games and a baker of Bundt cakes. I watch politics and media closely and worry a lot about the future of American democracy, but I crack jokes a lot, too. And I have two cute #Dogs. Howdy.

#introduction

I'm an English prof with specialities in #americanlit, #womenslit, and all things #LGBTQ. Currently I oversee a large group of #living-learning programs for the University of Maryland, which is surprisingly fun. The pandemic made me a player of word games and a baker of Bundt cakes. I watch politics and media closely and worry a lot about the future of American democracy, but I crack jokes a lot, too. And I have two cute #Dogs. Howdy.