Book Clubbers, we are not meeting in March, but that doesn’t mean we can’t chat online. This month we read Maid, by Stephanie Land.
For some information about the history of domestic work in the U.S., check out these articles, each of which contains to links to further reading.
Mother Jones: “Invisible Women: The Real History of Domestic Workers in America”
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stories, essays, poetry, and musings about grief and loss, love and life
Photography by Linden Tarr
An Earth-honoring religious path rooted in science
love knows no boundaries, so why should a novel?
A Multicultural Perspective on Steampunk
Exploring one hundred years of women in science fiction and fantasy literature.
Paper and Salt attempts to recreate and reinterpret dishes that iconic authors discuss in their letters, diaries and fiction. Part food and recipe blog, part historical discussion, part literary fangirl-ing.
The Journal of Poorly-Explained Phenomena
Where Geekdom, Love, and Politics Embrace
The adventures of a redheadedgirl as she barrels her way through law school and the rest of her life
Author & Historian
Indulge- Travel, Adventure, & New Experiences
The daily journal of a puppeteer and SF writer.
