Re: Kiki DeLovely
Launch party for Salacious Magazine, a new queer, feminist, anti-racist sex mag! Readings by Fran Varian, Sam Peterson, & Kiki DeLovely! Kiki DeLovely Rating: 5 Stars Posted by chispa
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Interesting concept, I'm putting this book on my to read list. Posted by Indyreader
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It's a fascinating book. Not really about witchcraft--although that's a part of it--and more about lives driven by fear and terror. Sheri Holman Rating: 5 Stars Posted by TimOC
View ArticleRe: Django Haskins - CANCELED
This event was cancelled! http://www.regulatorbookshop.com/event/201… Posted by Troybur
View ArticleRe: Alice Wisler
I want to thank all my readers! And a special thanks to those who attended the book event at The Regulator last Thursday. Alice Wisler Rating: 5 Stars Posted by Alice Jay Wisler
View ArticleRe: Rosé and Romance
Wow, you guys are really on the "we think we're edgy" but we're really sexist train here. I won't bore you or Mr. Smith with the extraordinary accomplishments of these four women or the phenomenal...
View ArticleRe: Rosé and Romance
How ironic that I just wrote two blog posts this week on sexual harassment and wrote in conclusion that I did think we were getting better, although we have far to go. This? Rosé and Romance Rating: 1...
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I see that Mr. Smith is lampooning the romance novel genre by writing in a stereotypical feverish style, but how is he engaging in sexism? Posted by David Klein
View ArticleRe: Rosé and Romance
It's sexist in that this was a professional event featuring four women speaking about their work. He belittles the work--the books mentioned--and their writers. Posted by Dabney Grinnan
View ArticleRe: Rosé and Romance
It is sexism when you take an event that is paneled by women and attended by mostly women, and make fun of it using language that he, a man who has clearly read no romance novels, has decided...
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It's not just me who is offended by this. If you are on Twitter, the @indyweek tag is being criticized by women writers for being offensive and sexist. Posted by Dabney Grinnan
View ArticleRe: Rosé and Romance
Per http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sexism?show=0&t=1406825779: sexism is defined as "behavior, conditions, or attitudes that foster stereotypes of social roles based on sex" Now, imagine...
View ArticleRe: Rosé and Romance
This blurb was intended to direct our readers toward a unique event in a humorous, light-hearted way. I'm sorry that it didn't strike some of you that way. Posted by Brian Howe, INDY arts & culture...
View ArticleRe: Rosé and Romance
I find it ironic that most of the angry and upset people that posted in this article are sexist themselves when they think that only women read romance novels (that makes you a hypocrite). There are...
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I also feel that I should address the comments here asking if we would do something like this based on racial stereotypes. I find this comparison extremely odd. Posted by Brian Howe, INDY arts &...
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Race and genre are not remotely similar, yes. Race and gender, however, usually are considered to be so. Posted by Dabney Grinnan
View ArticleRe: Rosé and Romance
I'd like to explain why in the hopes that, the next time the INDY covers romance, they understand why romance novels and those who write them deserve to be treated with respect. Why am I bothering to...
View ArticleRe: Rosé and Romance
Wow, you guys are really on the "we think we're edgy" but we're really sexist train here. I won't bore you or Mr. Smith with the extraordinary accomplishments of these four women or the phenomenal...
View ArticleRe: Rosé and Romance
How ironic that I just wrote two blog posts this week on sexual harassment and wrote in conclusion that I did think we were getting better, although we have far to go. This? Rosé and Romance Rating: 1...
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