Care Bears, Twinsen's Odyssey, and the rat under the house
How I used stories and bodywork to solve the crime of the century
How I used stories and bodywork to solve the crime of the century
This book came up in CBfG (Children's Books for Grown-Ups). Part of the format of CBfG is that you can either read a picture book or tell a given story in your own words.
The toymaker father is the "good" one, the one Olivia prefers to identify as her father, but in this story, he's the aspect that's gone missing.
living things > stone
When I looked at this story, it changed my understanding of the nature of fiction and it changed my values around the writing of fiction and fantasy.
Positive examples that have helped me ferret out a sense of my own masculine.
neither a dwarf nor a Rhinemaiden be
Making connections between stories and the body.
“As I lay there, I wondered what would happen to me if I went against the law of our tribe which forbade the making of weapons by women — if I did not think of it at all and made those things which I must have to protect myself.”