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Artemis, St. Joan of Arc, and Katniss: Thoughts on Katniss in the Catching Fire Movie (and book)
Note: This is NOT really a review of Catching Fire, but it is a reaction to the character of Katniss in the movie. This should also NOT be taken as a criticism of Jennifer Lawrence. I adore her. Spoiler Alert! … Continue reading
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Tagged Artemis, books, Catching Fire, feminism in film, film, Hunger Games, Katniss, Katniss Everdeen, movies, sexism, St. Joan of Arc, women in film
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Dear Andy Murray,
We need to talk. I know I haven’t talked to you in a while, and I apologize for that. Now, I’ll admit I’ve never been a fan of yours. I’m a Rafa fan, but I’ve never had any ill will … Continue reading
Hunger Games Book Review
The first great twist in The Hunger Games involves the reaping, the selection of the boy and girl who will be contestants in the Hunger Games, a country wide fight to the death reality show. Katniss explains to the reader … Continue reading
ATP Book Club
A few days ago Querido Rafa posted a picture of Rafa reading a massive tome. I joked that Rafa was skimming through Mastering the Art of French Cooking, because the book looks text heavy, he is in Monte Carlo. and he … Continue reading
