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Women’s Literature
What does it mean to study women's literature (or even to write it)? Well, consider the fact that it wasn't unheard of to see women dominating literary and history programs
Women At The Table
Women At The Table, a post dedicated to the inspiring spirit of female authors
The Fight For Liberation
When the boys came home the assumption was the women would just go back home, but what happened instead was a push to keep women in the workforce. We can
The Bomb Girl Era
Women have always struggled for a ‘place’ in life. From the dawn of civilization, we have clawed for scrapes of power. Is it possible that the idea of the femme fatale is
Claiming The Divine Feminine
Suddenly after the war, though she shifted from that slightly nefarious creature to this ballbusting, horrifying, liberated woman. Again, you have propaganda to blame for this. The expectation was that
Basic Instinct: The Mother of all Bunny Boilers
The Bunny Boiler Our topic for February is about Femme Fatale – the all-encompassing bunny boiler woman who will stop at nothing for vengeance bringing the saying “hell hath no
Blade Honer by Maria Kvilhaug
Blade Honer coming to TLS. This four-part series takes us back in time to a world in which we find ourselves involved in an epic quest.
Editor’s Corner: Chicago, MLA, APA, AP, Oh My!
Wondering what the difference is for writing styles? Heard of Chicago style? Know what APA is but not AP and MLA has you confused beyond reason? Take a look below
Writing Prompts By Sarah
Writing Prompts from our Creative Director The following writing prompts are a fun way to stretch your creative muscles. They can be used in a variety of ways; to enrich
In Wonderland
This is not about Alice, this is about how my imagination takes flight in my writing. I view myself as a somewhat chaotic/creative in that I can live in a