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weird fiction 🐧

by sofloaf
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48 books

my favorite genre. elvia wilk’s essay is the best on what this genre is, but here’s an excerpt: “Weird knowledge does not deny the capacity of the human mind and body to produce knowledge, but it does not reduce the world to human subject experience either. Unlike science fiction—in which there is a rational explanation for everything—and fantasy—where magic explains it all—weirdness hovers between poles of explainability.”

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Last DaysDark ConstellationsGeek LoveThe Border Keeper (Mkalis Cycle #1)
Last DaysDark Constellations

weird girlhood(s)

by sofloaf
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49 books

the books that are most interesting, inventive, and complex for the girlhood studies grad student in me. whose “girlhood” are we talking about? i’m thinking of girlhood as a liminal, queer, socially constructed, often traumatic, uncanny space.

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The SeasOn the Savage SideFreshwaterMr. Splitfoot
The SeasOn the Savage Side

Atwood all together

by millieillie
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37 books

Margaret Atwood's fiction, and poetry

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The Robber BrideAlias GraceThe Journals of Susanna MoodieThe Year of the Flood (MaddAddam, #2)
The Robber BrideAlias Grace
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