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The Dystopian World Of Single Personhood

November 20, 2018
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", childless women, J. P. Delaney, Lidia Yuknavitch, Margaret Atwood, single women, Sologamy, Susan Stoner, The Book of Joan, The Girl Before, The Handmaid's Tale, woman who live alone
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I’m reading two books for an upcoming taping for Just Read It, a book review program fellow writer, Susan Stoner and I air on YouTube.  One book is a dystopian novel about life in a space ship after humans have destroyed planet earth, The Book Of Joan by Lidia Yuknavitch.  The sec
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“Lord Of The Circus Rings,” by Donald Trump

August 02, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Aldous Huxley, Alec Baldwin, Alex Shepard, Donald Trump, George Orwell, It Takes a Pillage, Margaret Atwood, Trump and the rise of book sales
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 If writers have one reason to rejoice in Donald Trump’s victory over Hillary Clinton in the 2016 US Presidential election, it’s that he’s revived the book publishing business.  That’s Alex Sheppard’s opinion. (“It Takes a Pillage,” by Alex Sheppard, New Republic, Aug/
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Indivdiaul Freedom Ends At The Corporate Workplace

May 26, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Corporate America, declining full employment, declining social safety network, Elizabeth Anderson, Margaret Atwood, Miya Tokumitsu, Phyllis Schlafly, Private Government, Puritan work ethic, The Handmaid's Tale, the new entrepreneurs
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In 1972, Phyllis Schlafly,  (Click) opponent of the ERA amendment said, “the women’s libbers don’t understand that most women want to be a wife, mother and homemaker – and are happy in that role.” (“Real Housewives,” by Sarah Jones, New Republic, May 2017, pg. 58.)  I
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The Handmaid’s Tale And Other Facets of A Woman’s Life

May 04, 2017
by Caroline Miller
How Brixit Could Hurt Women, JimCrow, Laura Kipnis, Margaret Atwood, Sophie Walker, Tayyip Erdogan, The Handmaid's Tale, Theresa May, Title IX, Unwanted Advances
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Margaret Atwood’s novel, The Handmaid’s Tale, shows us a world where women’s roles can change overnight as might soon be the case in Turkey. Tayyip Erdogan, his power rooted in the conservative Islamist AK Party, has recently managed constitutional changes that make him a  near
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Something Old is New Again

February 11, 2013
by Caroline Miller
Margaret Atwood, Positron
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Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood, 73, is writing a novel, Positron, online, making the story up before everyone’s eyes and asking for feedback. When she gets it, she tilts the story according to the responses. She says it’s a little like improvisation in print. People will write and say, ‘We lov
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