“For all the women I have loved who were dragged through the mud,” by aiffe
Curator’s Note: This is a very long meta on female characters within fandom, but what makes it especially interesting is that this particular re-post includes commentary on the author’s own … Continue reading
“On Female Characters and Femslash in the Silmarillion Fandom,” by vefanyar
Curator’s Note: This thoughtful post by vefanyar is directed to a fan fiction writing and reading audience within a specific fandom; yet, it speaks (and inserts itself in) to ongoing … Continue reading
“What’s the Point of Modern Adaptation?” by violethuntress
After seeing far too many reactionary posts, mostly about Sherlock or Elementary, though recently too about Sleepy Hollow, saying “it’s this way [white, straight, etc] in the book so get over it,” I decided it was … Continue reading
“Disney Owns Everything! | The Disney Synergy Song,” by Mudville
Curator’s note: While vidding is one way in which video technology can be used to critique or comment on media, performance is another. Here, Minhduzy and Greg – the members … Continue reading
“The Moffat Era and Monikers: ‘The Girl Who Waited’ and ‘The Impossible Girl’ in Context,” by tillthenexttimedoctor
“Fourteen years since fish custard. Amy Pond, the girl who waited, you’ve waited long enough.” There exists lot of contention around the use of monikers of Steven Moffat’s … Continue reading
