If we know of him at all, it’s of his position as second fiddle, as Prince Philip to Joan’s Queen Elizabeth in the “first family of angst,” as the Saturday Evening Post dubbed them.

The American Reader || December 2012

The historical, sociological, and cultural crevices of the much-maligned undergarment.

DIS Magazine

Chicken pieces, iPods, A-level burb girls with jobs in Selfridges, unable to buy any of the stuff they sell: how often if ever are such things addressed by feminism?

London Review of Books || December 15, 2011

Maybe if we weren’t confined to thinking of all movies made by and for women as either “chick flicks” or “rom-coms,” we’d be free to enjoy and critique these movies outside of some greater feminist discussion.

The AV Club || May 16, 2011