- Video of the week: “Diet Racism” Is The Beverage Of Choice For Your Quietly Intolerant Friends.
- Better Identification of Viking Corpses Reveals: Half of the Warriors Were Female.
- ‘We Have Always Fought’: Challenging the ‘Women, Cattle and Slaves’ Narrative.
- Games.On.net takes an awesome stance on the issue of video games treating women better (characters and players): Readers who feel threatened by equality no longer welcome.
- Playboy also takes a stand, regarding the leak of female celebrities’ nude images: Jennifer Lawrence Is Not a Thing To Be Passed Around.
- Freelancing is feminist. Damn skippy.
- How We Read.
- Publishing has a diversity problem. How you respond to that matters.
- Book Art is Awesome. Though sometimes it makes me sad at the destruction of said books.
- The Life Of An Introvert, Illustrated.
- The United Sweets of America: if every state had an official dessert. Some of these are spot on.
- Food festival takedown: These modern-day bacchanals showcase the worst features of American life. Thoughts?
- Some gems from Seth Godin: Does “stationary” matter? and The wasteful fraud of sorting for youth meritocracy.
- How you view time depends on your nationality.
Things of Note:
My blogging plan kind of went out the window last week. I don’t even have an excuse for it. I just… didn’t write the posts I had planned to write. The beauty about a drag-and-drop editorial calendar, though, is that I can just move them to a new day. Mwahaha.
Things that happened over the weekend: saw The Giver; it was decent. Started Orphan Black; it’s good. And, in case you missed it yesterday, I’ve started a newsletter for my shops. So if you’re interested in new things for the shops (new designs, new items, sales/discounts, upcoming events), hop on that, because that list will be the first to know. I promise to not bombard you with emails.
Did you find any good reads this week? Any newsletter-sending tips for me?
