Paper dolls! But unusually specific ones.
I told some friends I would do this AGES ago, but I was wrapped up in Tarot cards at the time and it’s taken me this long to circle back … Continue reading
She can’t be a witch. She weighs more than a duck.
Who else loves ‘The Witch of Blackbird Pond’? Kit is just so delightful and strong minded and feisty and ok, super wrongheaded about at least one very important issue, but … Continue reading
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Lizzie Bennett is awesome.
Well, almost universally acknowledged, since I know a few people who still don’t like Austen (M!!!!!). NOT EVEN THE FILM VERSIONS. I asked, because sometimes, when a book is a … Continue reading
This one’s not depressing! YAY!
How much do we all just want to watch a show where Liz Ten runs around double-fisting guns and generally swashing her buckle? SO MUCH. Ooh, wait, and Captain Jack … Continue reading
And now we break for chubby Jewish Wonder Woman.
Photo by Mari Ferguson And a table full of shinies. Remember a long time ago, when I started the whole Wonder Woman plan? Probably not, especially if you’re new here, … Continue reading
Why was six afraid of seven? Because Seven assimilated EVERYBODY.
I’m pretty sure that’s not how that joke works. My friends who’ve seen me lately have already heard this, so sorry, friends. You can probably skip the boring words part. … Continue reading
Did you know that she fought the great blind white alligator in the sewers of London?
Hunter: she’s kickass. She’s amazing. She’s morally ambiguous. She could probably stand to lighten up just a teensy bit.
This is apparently my week for mash-ups.
It’s sort of delightful when a years-old joke about how much I wanted to see Lady Mary puppeteering Mr. Pamuk’s corpse around the Abbey all weekend, trying to avoid anyone … Continue reading
And then the opposition gets their say.
True story: when I was little and started reading the Narnia books, my mom sat me down and explained that they were very good books, but they were about a … Continue reading