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What is River her real name?
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My local haunt in Pensacola lets you smoke inside. Gay bars in New York will charge you 18 bucks for a gin and tonic. That’s real oppression
Article from 11 June 2024 from a lesbian conservative's Substack.
—River Page, “Fake Gay History”
Anglophone academic queer theory was founded by someone who, by her own avowal, was a straight woman in a vanilla marriage. She understood the term to signify universally:
That's one of the things that “queer” can refer to: the open mesh of possibilities, gaps, overlaps, dissonances and resonances, lapses and excesses of meaning when the constituent elements of anyone's gender, of anyone's sexuality aren't made (or can't be made) to signify monolithically. (Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, Tendencies)
To whom could this possibly not apply? Why give such patent normality of the human condition, so well known to Athens and Jerusalem, a label like “queer”? It’s a term of political (not sexual or gender) identity. In the name of absolute difference, the difference Stein said was spreading, it paradoxically signifies allegiance to the technological and economic abolition of every difference and hierarchy that would make sexual or gender difference meaningful. It is as much the antonym to gay as to straight, to trans as to cis. It is, for better and for worse, the watchword of Hegel-Kojève-Fukuyama’s universal homogenous state. And Sedgwick—a student, like Fukuyama, of Allan Bloom’s—knew this perfectly well, I’m sure.
NipponQ’s Book Review: The Graces by Laure Eve
You guys, go read this book. It is magical and twisting and thrilling. I’m not doing a readathon right now but I read this in a day despite having an eight hour work shift. I could not put it down. The characters are all so unique and compelling. The story is unpredictable but still feels nostalgic of movies like The Craft. I am so glad I chose this to open up the New Year. This is one of the few times where a main character is my favorite character but River was so complex and she evolved so well that I can’t help but love her and I can’t wait to see how she will turn out in the next book.
Five stars! I’m delving into the sequel now.
New Post (The Graces: Because You're Mine) has been published on GeeklyInc
New Post has been published on http://geeklyinc.com/the-graces-because-youre-mine/
The Graces: Because You're Mine
River Page wants to be a Grace. Within a few weeks of moving to a new town on the edge of the sea, it’s all she wants and all she can think about. She plans her days around them and daydreams about what it might be like, to be accepted by the mystical, magical children of the most powerful...
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