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imageobjecttext: littleopticalmachine: “From Cyborgs to Companion Species,” Donna Haraway this is great and fun and wonderful. Always reblog Haraway. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
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imageobjecttext: littleopticalmachine: “From Cyborgs to Companion Species,” Donna Haraway this is great and fun and wonderful. Always reblog Haraway. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
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100 Great Science Fiction Stories by Women
100 Great Science Fiction Stories by Women kateoplis: 1. The Fate of the Poseidonia, Clare Winger Harris (1927) 2. The Conquest of Gola, Leslie F Stone (1931) 3. Water Pirate, Leigh Brackett (1941)4. Space Episode, Leslie Perri (1941) 5. No Woman Born, Cl Moore (1944) 6. That Only a Mother, Judith Merril (1948) 7. Contagion, Katherine Maclean (1950) 8. Brightness Falls from the Air, Margaret St Clair [as Idris…
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100 Great Science Fiction Stories by Women
100 Great Science Fiction Stories by Women kateoplis: 1. The Fate of the Poseidonia, Clare Winger Harris (1927) 2. The Conquest of Gola, Leslie F Stone (1931) 3. Water Pirate, Leigh Brackett (1941)4. Space Episode, Leslie Perri (1941) 5. No Woman Born, Cl Moore (1944) 6. That Only a Mother, Judith Merril (1948) 7. Contagion, Katherine Maclean (1950) 8. Brightness Falls from the Air, Margaret St Clair [as Idris…
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tropesversuswomen: Wife, The Castle Doctrine (2013) #damselindistress
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theparisreview: Mary Shelley’s seal, previously unknown, on one of the unpublished letters recently discovered in an Essex archive. As the Guardian reports, the letters date “between 1831, nine years after the death of her poet husband Percy Bysshe Shelley, and 1849, when Mary Shelley was already unwell with the brain tumour that would kill her…
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theparisreview: Mary Shelley’s seal, previously unknown, on one of the unpublished letters recently discovered in an Essex archive. As the Guardian reports, the letters date “between 1831, nine years after the death of her poet husband Percy Bysshe Shelley, and 1849, when Mary Shelley was already unwell with the brain tumour that would kill her…
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(via Rhizome | Google Glass, The Corporate Gaze and Mine)
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(via Rhizome | Google Glass, The Corporate Gaze and Mine)
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Turns out my school owns a suite of Albers’ prints of Homage to a Square