The Art of Adaptation
I may be late to the Moxie party, but late is better than never. Especially when we’re talking about a kick-ass YA novel that I wish was written when I was in high school so I could’ve had a how-to guide to feminism. But, I can’t think of a BETTER time to read Moxie than RIGHT NOW! Moxie […]
Read More Moxie – An Interview with Jennifer MathieuIf the boss asks you out, say no. Not because you don’t want to, but because a girl’s gotta play hard to get. When he asks you out again, repeat that you don’t think it’s a good idea to date the boss. When he “jokingly” says, “You’re fired, I’ll pick you up at eight,” […]
Read More 8 Things I Learned by Rewatching Flashdance as an Adult:Welcome back to Rebecca and Chris’s ongoing discussion of The Handmaid’s Tale on Hulu. Today, we’re discussing episode seven, ie: the Luke one. If you haven’t done so yet, check out our Readers’ Guide for Margaret Atwood’s book (AKA: Don’t Panic), and our take on previous episodes. I didn’t even make any notes watching this episode. […]
Read More The Handmaid’s Tale – Episode 7Join in our ongoing conversation as Chris and Rebecca discuss episode four of The Handmaid’s Tale on Hulu. If you haven’t done so yet, check out our Readers’ Guide for Margaret Atwood’s book (AKA: Don’t Panic), and our take on Episode one and Episodes 2 and 3. Even though we are only beginning May of 2017, I believe this is the BEST adaptation of […]
Read More Handmaid’s Tale Episode FourWelcome back. Here, Chris and Rebecca have a freewheelin’ conversation about episodes two and three of The Handmaid’s Tale on Hulu. If you haven’t done so yet, check out our Readers’ Guide for Margaret Atwood’s book (AKA: Don’t Panic), and our take on episode one. PLOT So after watching episode three, this show just transcended the novel, if you […]
Read More Handmaid’s Tale Eps 2 and 3Don’t panic when you read the details. Don’t panic if it sounds familiar. We are not in Gilead. We are not Offred. Not yet. So don’t panic. We comfort ourselves as we read. We tell ourselves, it could never be that bad. Not here. Not now. But then we remember, everything Margaret Atwood describes in […]
Read More How to Read The Handmaid’s Tale, Step One: Don’t Panic
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