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A Songbird Tries to Crow: Gender Roles in Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu
On stage, an actor can be just about anything they want. They can go far, far beyond the sky and deep into space, or even
On stage, an actor can be just about anything they want. They can go far, far beyond the sky and deep into space, or even
I have amazing friends. They have been with me through good times and bad times. We’ve exchanged advice, shared meals, and created support systems I
My brain is fried lately (with work, living day to day during a global crisis, etc), and sometimes all I can process is comforting media.
What do you mean, fantasy writing isn’t a coping mechanism?
Within my own lifetime, I have seen the evolution of how the trans body is seen in the public eye. Trans folks walk through the world as educators, storytellers, and activists, not necessarily by choice but rather by design. Even so, we usually play the game of “my eyes are up here” while people scrutinize our bodies like tiny frogs on dissection tables.
The people of earth are the true Crones of the Year, for 2020 has made crones of us all. But honestly, a surprising amount of
If you are tapped into fandom like me, you probably noticed the arrival of Hades on various social media platforms a few months ago. The
Welcome to Romance Roundtable: a feature where the editorial POME Crones gather together to discuss a Harlequin romance manga romance manga romance media, just, like,
There are some things in life you only need to experience once before you’re like, “Nope, not for me! Thanks.” Camping is one of those
For a lot of us—though, definitely for me, specifically—quarantine has been the perfect time for ~romance~ (albeit fictional). There’s a lot to be said for
We don’t know about you, but it’s felt like a particularly rough week, even in a time where every week bad is in one way
Welcome to Romance Roundtable: a feature where the editorial POME Crones gather together to discuss Romance Manga. Today we’re recapping the continuing love story between
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