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" Jeanette Winterson The Poetics of Sex
*-Jeanette Winterson, LighthousekeepingPain has an element of blank;It cannot recollectWhen it begun, or if there wereA day when it was not --Emily DickinsonLet this beauty we love be what we do.
The dyke media/literature literacy Test
lesbians, lesbians, everywhere! well, not really...but i wish. this test was the result of my recently acquired insomnia and the hundreds of tidbits o... ...
The Maybe I like you Test
Are you boyfriend material? Do you know who Douglas Coupland is? Is it better to get rejected automatically than just watching me go mute? Let's find ... ...
The Lesbian Authors Test
Greetings, and welcome to my Lesbian Authors Test, previously known as the Lesbian Literary Canon Test. In that one, however, I made the mistake of in... ...
The What Could We Talk About Test
Take this test if you want to see what we have in common, or you're like me, and just like answering random questions... ...
Three more reasons to love Jeanette Winterson.
She thinks I am holding onto pain. She thinks the pain is a
souvenir. Perhaps she thinks that pain is the only way I can feel.
As it is, the pain reminds me that my feelings are damaged. The
pain doesn't stop me loving--only a false healing could do
that--the pain tells me that neither my receptors...
Fairies With Boots
Having given up and
buried my nose in a Jeanette Winterson [not the Jeanette Winterson,
unfortunately], my attention is suddenly diverted.
Bomber
] I also had the foresight to bring
two good books [Umberto Eco - Serendipity and Jeanette Winterson -
Sexing The Cherry], which stopped me being too bored - unlike last
time, where I got so desperate I actually started reading the
"men's lifestyle" magazines in the shop3.
I give up
One, a fluffy
chick lit book intended for bathtub reading and the gym mostly, and
two by Jeanette Winterson, Seeing as almost everyone in my group of
top matches lists her as a favorite writer, not to mention people I
actually know adore her, I thought it time to try someone new.
If you could give one book for Christmas. . .
Sexing the Cherry by Jeanette
Winterson might be my favorite book in the world.
What Men's Tongues Are For
On the other hand, there's a
singular beauty to, say, a Jeanette Winterson novel.
High School Literature
Sinner" by James
Hogg (possibly the greatest book ever written) "The Crow Road" by
Ian Banks "How Late it Was, How Late" by James Kelman "Way To Go"
by Alan Spence "The Bell Jar" by Sylvia Plath "The Edible Woman" by
Margaret Atwood "Sexing the Cherry" by Jeanette Winterson There are
many many more.
Gay literature: what's your fav?
Currently a draw between: Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit -Jeanette
Winterson, & Middlesex - Jeffrey Eugenides
Tell me what sucks about my profile.
as are richard siken, jeanette
winterson, gender, small bears, simple things, living etc.
