February 4, 2012

International Women’s Day Festival March 7-9th, 2008

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This year Her Circle Ezine will celebrate it’s first International Women’s Day Festival. Join us beginning March 7th for a weekend of virtual events, including interviews, readings, contests and more! For information on sponsorship opportunities, please contact us at info@hercircleezine.com.

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Happy Holidays

The staff of Her Circle Ezine wishes you a safe and happy holiday season.

Posted Under: Editor's Desk

Women in Chant: A CD Review

by Diane Saarinen As we are coming up on Christmas, it seems Women In Chant: The Announcement of Christmas by the Choir of Benedictine Nuns of the Abbey of Regina Laudis is an excellent choice of music to accompany the season. The choir, under the direction of Mother Abbess David Serna, O.S.B., begins the Announcement [...]

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To Be or Not to Be…”The Writer” At the Party

Karen Harrington Absolutely true comments made to me at a recent party after the host introduced me as a writer. Guest: Oh, what’s your book about? Me: A family tragedy. A husband is shocked to learn his gentle wife has committed murder and begins looking for clues about impulsive violence in her family tree. Guest: [...]

Posted Under: Blogs, The Writer's Life

Still Fighting for the Women’s Room

by Diane Saarinen While I do occasionally blog in the Her Circle Ezine Blogging Circle, I am also the moderator. I coordinate other bloggers’ posts according to the calendar, and on occasional scout out fellow bloggers. HCE has a mission: Her Circle Ezine has a decidedly political slant and we actively seek creative works that [...]

Posted Under: Books & Literature

Anne Bradstreet – Still Relevant Today

by Lee Conell I’m not in the habit of thinking about Puritanism, except maybe around Thanksgiving, when we are inundated with images of turkeys and pilgrims. In the past, when I heard the word “Pilgrim” or “Puritan” I imagined a woman with her hair in a tight bun, wearing a stiff dress and a stern [...]

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Sabrina Kherbiche’s La Suture: Writing in Search of the Self

by Shannon K. Winston Sabrina Kherbiche is one of the most compelling emerging women writers writing in French today. I first discovered her work when I read L’Anorexie Créatrice and Writing Size Zero: Figuring Anorexia in Contemporary World Literatures by Isabelle Meuret, which examines the relationship between writing and anorexia as limit experiences in which [...]

Posted Under: Criticism Reviews

Excellent Women of Manga

by Suzanne Kamata Every year, the Japan Media Festival is held in a different prefecture in conjunction with the national holiday, Culture Day. This year, the festival was held in Tokushima Prefecture, where I live. I attended the exhibition of prize-winning manga, electronic games and anime with my eight-year-old son. While he was off checking [...]

Posted Under: Arts, Exhibition Reviews
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