Links

Real Life Friends:

• Adrifting: My friend from when we were five is currently teaching English in Vietnam. Before that she lived in San Francisco, and New Orleans before that.
• Adventures in Mediocrity: A college friend of mine loves New York City just as much as I do, and updates all the time.
• Curtain Up Cookie Design: Assistant Stage Manager from Love's Labors Lost makes really incredible cookies for every show she does.
• Ginger Ginger Hannah: Stitcher buddy from Chautauqua is currently a Wig maker by day, and totally fucking awesome bitch all the time.
• Not Intent on Arriving: My High School role model is currently getting a masters from NYU, reading her poetry to crowds of adoring fans, and living uptown with a cat and a boyfriend.
• Trac Changes: I met Rachel at an outdoor sketching group, and now we go to nerd bars & yell. Currently she spends a lot of time thinking about books (for work and play) & writes intelligently about them. 
• Vi-xin: My sister is apparently a Tumblr rockstar. I don't know a damn thing about Tumblr.

Imaginary Internet Friends:


Nubby Twiglet: Portland resident graphic designer, she'll share her inspirations and give you tips to get started and stay on track. Oh, yeah, you'll also die when you see her shoe collection.


Shakesville: Shakes provides a safe space for discussion of politics in a progressive, feminist environment. Won't you join the feminist cooter gynocracy?


Yes and Yes: Sarah Von Bargen was an ESL teacher. She also travels the world on no money at all, lives in the twin cities, and wants to host your next dance party.






Suggested Reading:


Bitch Flicks: Predicated on the radical notion that women like good movies


A Thousand Reasons: Wanna get really fucking angry? Here is a list of real tweets enumerating the reasons that Feminism is still relevant today.



Kate Beaton, the writer of Hark! A Vagrant, is way more economical in her use of art supplies than I am, and I am jealous.