Heathen’s Queer Feminist Vikings Are the Heroines Pop Culture Needed
Natasha Alterici's comic series, Heathen, has single-handedly redeemed the disaster that pop culture has been making of Norse mythology.
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Jessica Hopper’s ‘Night Moves’: Prose Poetry for the Punk Rock Masses
Jessica Hopper's Night Moves is a dozen thorny roses for the city that keeps blowing its windy-ness beneath her darkly comic wings.
‘A Brief History of Feminism’ Tells It and Shows It Like It Is
"There can be no one 'feminism'," writes Antje Schrupp.
Super Unison: Auto
Poetic justice at once ferocious and dreamy, Auto sees Super Unison as a voice that takes you and grabs your attention.
The Anchoress: Confessions of a Romance Novelist
Like the medieval anchoresses from whom the artist takes her stage name, Davies carves out a niche for herself and steadfastly inhabits it.
‘Felt’ Is Buried Beneath Its Own Style
Felt is unique, but its narrative shortcomings hinder its chance at lasting impact.