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Issue Three, Volume One
Issue Two, Volume One
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Call it Post-Feminism if you will - the mental space where so many women now reside - where a desire to wear a slinky dress and red lipstick doesn't define us as girly-girls, our intellect is securely cushioned in our brain pan, and the struggles of early feminism are permanently hot-wired into our collective 'Steinem' subconscious.
Ms. Gioseffi shares her own particular 'ocular' vision.
How does being a female/Canadian/poet publishing on the
Internet affect a writer's humility, credibility, and accessiblilty? Kirman
delves into the online publishing lives of Canadian poets Penny
Ferguson, Jill Battson, Karen Press and Erin Moure.
Pamelyn Casto takes us on a journey already travelled by May Sarton, Virginia Woolf and Helen Cixous to teach us how to face our own particular writing taboos and monsters.
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