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Evelyn McDonnell with family (photo from EvelynMcdonnell.com)
Little Punk BabiesNever Mind the BollocksMamarama: A Memoir of Sex, Kids, & Rock 'n' Rollby Evelyn McDonnellDa Capo 1 February 2007, 253 pages, $22.00 [25 May 2007] by Justin Cober-LakePopMatters Interviews Editor As Evelyn McDonnell's new book illustrates, motherhood should be neither something done on the side, nor something that pushes everything else away, and it's that balance that our culture and government can be striving for.
Never Mind the Bollocks
Honey HushJustin Cober-Lake10.Jan.07 Popular songs like Da Muzicianz' 'Hush' suggests that it's not only okay, but romantic and positive to assume to know what a woman wants, and to act in her best interests, while she may not say otherwise. Talk of the TownJustin Cober-Lake21.Jun.06 Cober-Lake speaks with Chris Pugmire of the Seattle band Shoplifting about politics' place in punk rock, the role of men in feminism, and the dangerous power of language. It's Different for GirlsJustin Cober-Lake12.May.06 Rounder Records' new tween collective, a manufactured group of girls with inflexibly 'distinct personalities', is little more than harmless fun for a very specific target market. But what potential effects will Girl Authority have on the developing identity of its audience?
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