Madwomen & Muses
Angelica Jade Bastiéncinema. art. staying alive with mental illness.
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How To Remain Engaged, Hopeful, and Angry in the Face of Global Horrors
Cover art by artist Dan Mora of my favorite bad bitch/eco-terrorist who speaks truth to power and has fun with her girlfriend, Harley Quinn. A little sweetness before the heaviness of this essay.
Little Despairs or Notes on What Is Pissing Me Off Lately
Poison Ivy by artist Dan Mora for the first issue variant of G. Willow Wilson’s juicy, weird run ongoing run centering on the villainess.
Nostalgia Is Killing the Multiverse
There is no time in my past I yearn to return to. Not my childhood marked by my father’s abuse toward my mother and her emotional distance. Not my teenage years marked by mental hospital stays, surgery, and a disjointed sense of self. Not m...
Remaking Ourselves: Notes on Women in Crime Films "Thief" (1981) & "I’m Your Woman" (2020)
It has been far too long, dear reader. As we get deeper into spring and Aries season (the best season, my season), I am finally coming back into my power. This year thus far has been marked by a return of my least favorite existential crisi...
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Critic at New York Magazine. A Southern Broad and madwoman with a love for classic and global cinema, comic books, cooking, and living life full tilt toward pleasure.
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