Masculiminal
Greg LitschkeRedefining manhood in an age of toxic masculinity and gender fluidity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | masculiminal.substack.com |
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Personal Reflections.
Its been over a year since my last submission, but I’m not going to apologize for it. I’m not going to soothe myself, and subsequently anyone who reads this, with some platitudes about how “life happens” or how this post is “better late tha...
The Multiverse of Manliness
Masculiminal has been quiet for the past few months, it’s no secret. What has this blog been doing if not putting out a constellation of sarcastic and mildly educated opinions on things? Mostly reading it turns out. Some for pleasure, some ...
Battling the Beast of Biological Determinism
Suppose for a second, that men and men alone are biologically destined to be physically strong, cunning, and proficient (heroic) providers. Suppose that this biologically determined division of labour dates all the way back to the hunter-ga...
Thursdays are for the Boys Part II
Here we go! Back at it after nearly a two month sabbatical with the second half of the Masculiminal review of Raising Cain: Protecting the Emotional Life of Boys, by Dan Kindlon PH. D. & Michael Thompson PH. D. In part one of the review we ...
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I am a fledgling freelance writer with 10+ years of experience working as a paramedic. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and I moonlight as a combination copy/content editor and academic writing tutor.
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