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An Open Letter to (The Christian) God
In this "open letter", the author expresses their frustration and rage at the Christian God. This may be because of their sexuality/gender identification as they state "I have been a good girl and yet I wander daily as a man...How long must I wait?"…
Glass Coffin
In this poem, the author speaks to an unnamed "bold knight" and flips the classic story of a man rescuing a damsel with a kiss by concluding with "happily ever after/means not waking to your lips". Surrounding this poem is a drawn picture of a…
Table of contents to "Musings of a #Lonely Feminist" Issue #3
Table of contents with a list of the pieces along with their authors in the order in which they appear.
Back cover of "Musings of a #Lonely Feminist" Issue #3. "M.I.A. Photoshop Art".
In this collage there are two large photos of Beyonce, an American black pop singer, and M.I.A., an English-Sri Lankan Tamil rapper. Both artists are known for their roles in supporting feminism. At the bottom is a quote from one of M.I.A.'s songs,…
Where Can You Hide, Mother?
In this piece the author describes her life growing up with a mother with "the disease of hoarding". The author recalls her mother's own embarrassment at what she perceives as the disease of most working class people, the disease her grandmother had…
Cover of "Musings of a #Lonely Feminist" Issue #3: Joining Forces. "Bell Hooks Photoshop Art".
This cover has the title at the top along with a photo of Bell Hooks, a feminist writer and champion of intersectionality, in the center. She is surrounded by roses, beads, and a halo around her head, giving the impression of divinity.