(Women, that is ...)
You hear about invisible men throughout the arts - but there are no invisible women - because nobody can see them.
One of the rarest creatures in fiction is the disabled woman. I have one in Ax, actually, but she plays a supporting role, with very little time on the novel's stage. The History Girls tells us about a truly intriguing character. Ever heard of Lady Crookback ... ? And don't forget to give the link I posted previously a chance. It's a stunning story ... of a tragically visible woman indeed.
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You probably already know it, but in case you don't, check out the James Tiptree, Jr., story "The Women Men Don't See," a classic of feminist SF. It would go rather well with this post...
Hi there! I'm Heather and I have a question about your blog! My email is Lifesabanquet1(at)gmail(dot)com :-)
Jeff, I don't actually - so thank you, I'll find that! :)
Heather, thank you for reading and for commenting - what is your question? You can feel free to ask here.
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