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Behold, my character for the Sentai & Sensibility ttrpg game that my friend is running!

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[eighteenthcenturyfiction]

Now with links to the books added! I sent the files to press for ECF July 2024, so you know what that means: The July issue reviews section is free to read on the journal website -- ecf.humanities.mcmaster.ca/bookreviews/

#18thCentury Get your read on!

ECF 36.3 Book titles, authors, publishers, reviewers; ToC titles, etc.

England Re-Oriented: How Central and South Asian Travelers Imagined the West, 1750–1857 by Humberto Garcia

Review by Eun Kyung Min, Seoul National University

Literary Authority: An Eighteenth-Century Genealogy by Claude Willan

Review by Paul Keen, Carleton University

Backlash: Libel, Impeachment, and Populism in the Reign of Queen Anne by Rachel Carnell

Review by Nicola Parsons, University of Sydney

Death and the Body in the Eighteenth-Century Novel by Jolene Zigarovich

Review by Heather Meek, Université de Montréal

Daniel Defoe in Context, ed. Albert J. Rivero and George Justice

Review by Kit Kincade, Indiana State University

Women and Property Ownership in Jane Austen by Rita J. Dashwood

Review by Lise Gaston, Concordia University

Romantic Fiction and Literary Excess in the Minerva Press Era by Hannah Doherty Hudson

Review by Elizabeth Neiman, University of Maine

Romanticism and the Biopolitics of Modern War Writing by Neil Ramsey

Review by Matthew Reznicek, University of Minnesota

Decoding Anne Lister: From the Archives to “Gentleman Jack,” ed. Chris Roulston and Caroline Gonda

Review by Ula Lukszo Klein, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Theology in the Early British and Irish Gothic, 1764–1834 by Sam Hirst Review by Jarlath Killeen, Trinity College Dublin

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While men beat women at home, they ridiculed them in public. The jokes aimed at temperance women and "bloomer-girl" suffragists persist to our own day. They struck not just at avowed feminists, but at any woman who stepped out of her "wifely occupation." An 1860 cartoon in Vanity Fair depicted women salesclerks as "counter jumpers" in short hair and mustaches. And in 1866 a cartoon in Yankee Notions pictured a bestselling novelist "engaged in writing her last new sensational novel" while impatiently waving away a husband who holds a squalling baby, and ignoring three other screaming children. William Lloyd Garrison attributed this ridicule and derision of the women's rights movement not to "ignorance" but to "the natural out break of tyranny. . . . It is because the tyrants and usurpers are alarmed," he said. "They have been and are called to judgment, and they dread the examination and exposure of their position and character."

If men feared these women who refused to stay in their assigned sphere, they had as much to fear from the women who stayed at home. Those apparently domesticated women, deprived of all legal and political rights, were far more likely to resort to violence and men knew it. Wives might at least fight back. In Lawrence, Massachusetts, Patrick Doherty's wife pulled out a pistol to stop him from beating her with a stick; he swung anyway and hit the gun, which went off and killed him. Or women might as perhaps Mrs. Doherty actually did—take the offensive in the domestic battle. In Massachusetts in 1857, during debate over a legislative bill to grant a larger share of a man's estate to his surviving widow, an opposing senator argued that "wives were already too much disposed to rid themselves of their husbands." Citing several cases of women who allegedly murdered their husbands to get their property, he argued that increasing the widow's portion would only whet the wife's murderous inclinations. In the same year, in a remarkable sermon in defense of slavery, an Alabama minister described the typical wife's position: analogous to a slave's and, like it, ordained by God.

Your service is very, very, very often involuntary from the first, and, if voluntary at first becomes hopeless necessity afterwards. . . . the husband may not . . . love you. He may rule you with the rod of iron. What can you do? Be divorced? God forbid it, save for crime. Will you say that you are free, that you will go where you please, do as you please? Why ye dear wives, your husbands may forbid. And listen, you cannot leave New York, . . . not leave your parlor, nor your bedchamber, nor your couch, if your husband commands you to stay there. What can you do? Will you run away with your stick and your bundle? He can advertise you! What can you do? You can, and I fear some of you do, wish him, from the bottom of your hearts at the bottom of the Hudson.

Bathsheba Spooner, with the help of her friends, had wished her husband to the bottom of the well. But there were other, more subtle ways of shaking off the yoke, ways more appropriate to woman's domestic sphere. Woman was thought to be "fitted by nature to cheer the aflicted, elevate the depressed, minister to the wants of the feeble and diseased . . ." For the wife whose duty it was to cook the meals and nurse the ailing, what could be simpler than poison? First one case and then another was reported. As agitation for women's rights increased, men (and antifeminist women) shrilled that the traditional marriage relationship, established by God, would be destroyed. Women would no longer respect, serve, and obey their husbands. They might even turn against them, as indeed it seemed some women were doing in a direct, personal, sneaky, and lethal way. The rights of woman were at issue, but the fear of woman was never far from the surface of any debate. The poisoning wife became the specter of the century—the witch who lurked in woman's sphere and haunted the minds of men.

-Ann Jones, Women Who Kill

[manyfandomocs]

Glee OC Masterlist (A-J)

(K-Z)

Name: Alice Fabray

Fic: What The World Needs

Love Interest: Noah Puckerman

FC: Halston Sage

Name: Ashton Daniels

Fic: Ego Crush

Love Interest: Santana Lopez, Sam Evans, eventual Blaine Anderson

FC: Keiynan Lonsdale

Name: Beatrice Hudson

Fic: Dream On

Love Interest: Noah Puckerman (Or Sam Evans)

FC: Olivia Rodrigo

Name: Bentley Reynolds

Fic: Let Me Be Your Star

Love Interest: Jesse St. James

FC: Ncuti Gatwa

Name: Bianca Summers

Fic: Summer's On

Love Interest: Santana Lopez

FC: Sofia Black-D'Elia

Name: Carrie Ryan

Fic: I Hear a Symphony

Love Interest: Jesse St. James, Noah Puckerman, Sam Evans, endgame Jesse St. James

FC: Dove Cameron

Name: Christina Pierce

Fic: The World According To Chris

Love Interest: Tina Cohen-Chang, Nick Duval, Quinn Fabray endgame

FC: Reneé Rapp

Name: CJ Kelly

Fic: More Than Surive

Love Interest: Rory Flanagan

FC: Jeremy Shada

Name: Daphne Anderson

Fic: Little Miss Perfect

Love Interest: Rachel Berry & Jesse St. James

FC: Shay Mitchell

Name: Felicity Moore

Fic: Something There

Love Interest: Santana Lopez

FC: Emma Watson

Name: Felix Dosier

Fic: Paradise By The Dashboard Light

Love Interest: Finn Hudson

FC: Thomas Doherty

Name: Giselle Abrams

Fic: Backstage Romance

Love Interest: Rachel Berry

FC: Zoey Deutch

Name: Isadora Beck

Fic: Harder They Fall

Love Interest: Tina Cohen-Chang

FC: Emma Mackey

Name: Jasper Ratchford

Fic: Glad You Came

Love Interest: Sebastian Smythe

FC: Elliot Fletcher

Name: Josephine Fabray

Fic: (What Would You Think Of Your) Dear Daughter

Love Interest: Maybe Sam Evans

FC: Carlson Young

Name: Jupiter Ellis

Fic: Jupiter’s Rising

Love Interest: Noah Puckerman, Sam Evans

FC: Zendaya

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Flanagan #2 | Haley Lu Richardson

Flores #3 | Maia Reficco

Hudson #3 | Alex Fitzalan

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Pearce #1 | Elizabeth Gillies

Pearce #3 | Adelaide Kane

Rutherford #1 | Jordan Fisher

Weston #3 | Thomas Doherty

Wilde #1 | Chris Wood

[mickyandoniehncom]

Título Original: Captain Lightfoot 

Año: 1955 

Duración: 92 min. 

Director: Douglas Sirk 

País: Estados Unidos 

 Reparto Principal: 

Rock Hudson ----- Michael « Mike » Martin 

Barbara Rush ----- Aga Doherty 

Jeff Morrow ----- John Doherty 

Kathleen Ryan ----- Lady Anne More 

Finlay Currie ----- Callahan 

Denis O'Dea ----- Regis Donnell 

Sinopsis: En la Irlanda de 1815 los patriotas luchan contra el invasor inglés. Michael Martin, un joven impulsivo y audaz, es miembro de una sociedad revolucionaria que lucha por la independencia de Irlanda. Con el fin de servir a la causa, comete toda clase de robos. Cuando una de sus víctimas lo reconoce, se ve obligado a huir a Dublín, donde llega a ser el lugarteniente del famoso capitán Thunderbolt. 

 Synopsis: In Ireland in 1815, patriots fight against the English invader. Michael Martin, an impulsive and daring young man, is a member of a revolutionary society fighting for Irish independence. In order to serve the cause, he commits all kinds of theft. When one of his victims recognizes him, he is forced to flee to Dublin, where he becomes the lieutenant of the famous Captain Thunderbolt. 

 Fuente: https://youtu.be/sns-mkYQLGk?si=aURN5pGcje0yQtno 

Sinopsis: https://www.lavanguardia.com/peliculas-series/peliculas/orgullo-de-raza-130461

[bravenewolympus--hq]

𝒂𝒖𝒕𝒐𝒍𝒚𝒄𝒖𝒔, 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒘𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒂𝒃𝒆 𝒌𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒐𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒆𝝂𝒆𝒔.

this character is a low level ranked member of and allied with the minotaur network. suggested faces — please note, this character must be 30+ years old. manny montana; barry keoghan; robbie amell; casey deidrick; riz ahmed; finn cole; matteo martari; jesus castro; max thieriot; rick gonzalez; jd pardo; clayton cardenas; thomas doherty; avan jogia; theo james; luke grimes; wes bentley; ricky whittle; dacre montgomery; jack o'connell; paul wesley; taron egerton; colin o'donoghue. suggested occupations. professional locksmith, safe or vault technician, moonlighting as a burglar; conartist on the network's payroll; head of a so-called "bling ring" plaguing the city's wealthiest residents and visitors, especially its hotels; pickpocket; a low level scam artist who loved targeting tourists with cheap street corner gambling rackets, before being absorbed into the network.

𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒔 𝒔𝒌𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒕𝒐𝒏 𝒊𝒔 𝒐𝒑𝒆𝒏.

ʙʀᴀᴠᴇ ɴᴇᴡ ᴏʟʏᴍᴘᴜꜱ : ᴀ 21+ ᴍᴏᴅᴇʀɴ ɢʀᴇᴇᴋ ᴍʏᴛʜᴏʟᴏɢʏ ᴅɪꜱᴄᴏʀᴅ ʀᴏʟᴇᴘʟᴀʏ. athens, new york: an island city, all trees and marble, glass and steel and highrises set against an ocean skyline. bustling and loud, crowded, but not without a bizarre sense that it must have sprung up overnight, somehow, when surely it must have always been here, no? on a clear night, you might even be able to see the lights of its more famous cousin, new york city, across the water…if you squint hard enough. it may not get as much attention as the shiny apple across the hudson, but those not so blinded by the lights must certainly have been coming here for years. is there something in the water here, too? no one leaves, not in any meaningful way anyway. feels like it has a special way of pulling you back in, if you try. they, that is anyone who was anyone or paid even an iota of attention to the evening news,, called him the minotaur. the media does love a catchy nom de guerre, doesn’t it? sells newspapers like hotcakes in the morning. ambrosia, whether it’s the latest designer drug trend or the latest pestilence sweeping the streets of athens, just depends on how tightly you clutch your pearls on sundays. must infuriate the police, don’t it? that without fail, by the time they arrive to any crime scene at all, all that’s left is the heap of little cream-coloured business cards, the red lines of a labyrinthine logo more taunting than they are helpful. between an epidemic of pearlescent powder, neatly parceled out in small plastic baggies, a tide of crimson bull graffiti, casinos and bordellos and the nightlife (oh my!), it’s no small wonder they call this an atlantic sin city. it’s a vice eat dog world, ain’t it? and anyone who calls athens home is just living in it. powerless, with no memory of their past lives, what's a god gotta do to survive?

[southjerseyweb]

Earthquake in New Jersey felt in Hudson Valley

Earthquake in New Jersey felt in Hudson Valley. April 6, 2024; 6:28 am … The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York recorded a 4.8 …

[leanstooneside]

Confess and be hanged

- JC CHASEZ'S FIST (OXIDIZED)

- CLAIRE DANES'S BREAST

- ELISABETH HASSELBECK'S HAIR (SMOKEY)

- JERRY FERRARA'S ARM

- JUSTIN THEROUX'S UPPER ARM

- BENJI MADDEN'S THUMB (CRISP)

- CHRISTIE BRINKLEY'S LEG

- KATE HUDSON'S HAND (FIRM)

- LISA MARIE PRESLEY'S WRIST (EXTRACTED)

- MATT LANTER'S UPPER ARM (DRY)

- JONAS BROTHERS'S WRIST (INTELLECTUALLY SATISFYING)

- MATTHEW PERRY'S TOE

- KERRY DIAMOND'S THUMB (COMPLEX)

- ROONEY MARA'S FOREARM (OXIDIZED)

- LEELEE SOBIESKI'S HIP

- LEANN RIMES'S THUMB

- LUDACRIS'S EAR

- JERSEY SHORE'S EYE

- KERRY WASHINGTON'S MOUTH

- HOWARD STERN'S BREAST

- SCARLETT JOHANSSON'S ELBOW

- EMMA WATSON'S BACK (OAKED)

- SALMAN KHAN'S ELBOW

- CHELSEA CLINTON'S BOTTOM

- DR. PHIL MCGRAW'S FOREARM

- NICOLE SCHERZINGER'S FINGER

- ALESSANDRA AMBROSIO'S ANKLE (ASTRINGENT)

- JOSH BOWMAN'S FINGER (SOUR)

- ETHAN HAWKE'S HAIR

- SHENAE GRIMES'S EAR

- JAMIE FOXX'S LEG

- FERNANDO ALONSO'S BUTTOCKS (SOUR)

- JULIE BOWEN'S FOREARM

- SEAN COMBS'S MOUTH

- MILA KUNIS'S LOWER LEG

- SCOTT DISICK'S NOSE

- RAMONA SINGER'S NOSE

- KHLOE KARDASHIAN'S FIST

- ADELE'S BELLY

- JILLIAN HARRIS'S TOE

- SHANNEN DOHERTY'S BELLY (CONCENTRATED)

- STEPHEN AMELL'S LIP (TIGHT)

[missourifreereport]

Holly Marie Combs Confirms Alyssa Milano Got Shannen Doherty Fired

It seems Alyssa Milano wasn't so charmed by her costar. The Charmed actress allegedly made an ultimatum to get Shannen Doherty booted from the WB show over their rift, according to fellow costar... December 19, 2023 at 06:04AM Manchester California Troy Vermont New Hudson Michigan Frenchtown Montana Van Buren Missouri https://unitedstatesvirtualmail.blogspot.com/2023/12/holly-marie-combs-confirms-alyssa.html December 19, 2023 at 07:19AM https://anchoragealaskaflorist.weebly.com/anchorage-alaska/holly-marie-combs-confirms-alyssa-milano-got-shannen-doherty-fired

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Y’all have heard enough from me this year! I’m a menace on social media, I know. So, this month I asked a cohort of Legal Marketing Association leaders and friends to answer this question: “What LMA accomplishment/experience has meant the most to you this year so far?”

Here are the responses — I hope you smile as much as I did while reading these.

This is a remarkable community and that’s because of YOU! (And, yes, here’s another playlist - hyperlinks below - this time focused on the amazing women in music who have long energized my soul. Women who inspire, challenge, slay, shine…on Apple and Spotify. Enjoy!)

Thank you to these wonderful souls for their contributions to this September message: M. Ashraf Lakhani, Laura V. Hudson, Walter McCorkle, Lauren McNee Doherty, Ashley Stenger, Raven Hicks, Beth Cuzzone, Jennifer Griffin Scotton, Trish Lilley, Amber Bollman, Danielle Smith, Sarah Ryan, Andrew Laver, Jacob Eidinger, Sally Schmidt, Julie Holton, Deborah Brightman Farone, Jason Klika, Ashley Holloway Black, MS, PHR, Joseph Edmonds, Jessica E. Haarsgaard, Amy Verhulst, Robyn Addis, Justin Portaz, Cheryl Bame, Dave Poston, Esq., Laura Gassner Otting, and Dave Bruns.

And additional shout outs include Brianna Leung, Caitlin Balsimo, MBA, Alé Simmons, Susan Slifer, Holly Barocio, Rachel Klopp (Moore), and Michelle Hernandez, MBA,.

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#lmamkt #lma23 #amplify #legalmarketing #law #legal #community

[finishinglinepress]

FLP POETRY BOOK OF THE DAY: Quantum Ghosts by Julia Ponder

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The word quantum suggests dizzying equations and esoteric theory. The poetry in Quantum Ghosts is by no means scientific unless you can count the observations of the natural world and its profound influence on the individual. Instead, quantum serves as a metaphor for overlapping modes of being, experiences, and understanding. We are all living in multiple realities when we read a poem. Schrödinger’s cat is both living and dead until someone peers into the box. Poetry, too, requires an observer and, until then, exists in multiple realities, forms, and meanings. How do we reconcile profound loss with the expanse of beauty all around us? How does love thrive while the world seems to be falling apart? Quantum Ghosts invites readers to consider the multiple realities that exist within and around us.

Julia Ponder is a poet, author, and teacher living in the Hudson Valley region of New York. Her poetry has appeared in national and local literary journals. Her work exists in the in-between places that we often forget about, somewhere where the pastoral and the autobiographical meet. Late afternoons staring into space, that moment you realized you changed and soon forgot, or the love that tingles in your toes which carries you through the day. Those places—magical and heartbreaking—are where these poems come from.

PRAISE FOR Quantum Ghosts by Julia Ponder

“Julia Ponder is a naturalistic observer of consequence and possibility via matter and energy inhering into aesthetic suggestion of ideas and memories. Each poem in Quantum Ghosts bleeds into an articulation that was always lying there, waiting for the poet.”

–Dennis Doherty, author of The Bad Man, Fugitive, Crush Test, and Black Irish

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[gbhbl]

Horror Movie Review: Rewilding (2023)

Witches, cults, ghosts, cups of tea, and much more. It’s charmingly British.

A three-tale folk-horror anthology, Rewilding comes from writer and director Ric Rawlins, and stars Natasha Neckles, Daniel Charles Doherty, Samantha Elizabeth Hudson, and Stephanie Pamplona. The connecting tissue between the three stories is folk horror. Set in the rural British countryside, where three characters get caught up in the folklore of ancient lands and times. Witches, cults, ghosts,…

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Just a couple of photos of some of my sketches/drawings/commissions.

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REWILDING (2022) Review of British folk horror anthology plus trailer

REWILDING (2022) Review of British folk horror anthology plus trailer

‘Nature waits’ Rewilding is a 2022 British folk horror anthology film based around three tales of nature. Written, photographed and directed by Ric Rawlins. The movie stars Natasha Neckles, Daniel Charles Doherty, Samantha Elizabeth Hudson and Georgina Palmer. Blurb: “In this captivating folk horror anthology, a trio of characters are drawn into the realm of ancient lands, from forests to sea…