My article, “Because I Said So,” is in this month’s issue of Life Learning Magazine. In it, I discuss adult privilege and prejudice against children. You can download the magazine at the link, but only subscribers will have access to it.
Monthly Archives: February 2013
New Post at Feminspire
This week I’m writing all kinds of fun things about Halloween costumes, hangover remedies, crafts and more–but I can’t share them with you! Argh!
I can share my newest post at Feminspire, though. It’s another media blog about some of my favorite female-positive movies. They’re not as awesome as Miyazaki movies but I love them, and I have since I was a child.
Feminspire
Don Bluth Films: Providing Positive Role Models for Young Girls
Poem Featured in Upcoming What the Dickens? Magazine
My poem, “The Half-God’s Grief,” will be in issue 8 of What the Dickens? Magazine. It’s available for pre-order now here and there are limited copies available.
This one isn’t a piece I mentioned last week, but a pleasant surprise instead. 🙂 The poem depicts Hercules and the death of one of his lovers, the young man Hylas.
New Post at Feminspire
Today I have a blog at Feminspire about the number one thing in my life: raising my daughter. It’s only one aspect of parenting, but a pretty big one nonetheless, and I hope it inspires further ideas and learning.
Feminspire
Raising a Daughter in Rape Culture: Promoting Body Autonomy
Writin’
Sadly, I don’t have any links to share with you just yet this week. Most of this week’s writing is ghostwriting, so I can’t post it. If I could, I’d have a few dozen links to post and many more to come today and tomorrow. 😉
I do have a few posts I’ll be able to share soon at Feminispire, Teaching Tolerance, Life Learning Magazine and hopefully more, so look for those in the upcoming weeks. I also just finished editing my second adult fantasy romance book, The Boon Collector, and am excited to announce it will be released on March 22! It’s in a series with other authors, which is really cool, and I can’t wait to read them all. Check out my grownups-only blog at right to find out more.
In the meantime, here’s a picture of my handsome boy Fuego enjoying his catnip and tower. Every time Harry Dresden yells “Fuego!” in the Dresden Files books, I look at my cat and wonder what he’s done.
Is Zoloft a “dummy pill”?
A new lawsuit indicates that at least one trial might point to yes.
Medicine Report
Zoloft: A Dummy Pill?
Internet Chronicle
Fun February Events
Self-Help Book Club
Just Say No to Limiting Beliefs
Health Food Report
These Nasty Ingredients are in Your Food
Female Report
Stop Swearing, Ladies
News This Week
Politics Report
News That Might Make You Pissed
Cageliner
News This Week
Working and Parenting
Cutting Back and Letting Go
Cooking Badly
Nonperishable Lunch Ideas
Parenting Report
Alternatives to Yelling At Your Kid
The Moms Who Blog
Child Safety Seat Regulation Changes
Health Book Club
Your Health is No One’s Business
Superbowl Sunday is Largest Day for Human Trafficking
Football Fest
Superbowl Spikes Interest in Pepsi Boycott
Vegetarian Talk
Veganism is a Wise Decision
Adventure Book Club
I Compel Thee to Read The Dresden Files
Psychology Book Club
Men are From Mars, and So Are Women
Female Talk
Curse You, Tiny Baby Corpse Maker
Objectors.US
She’s So Raped
Sara J. Schmidt 