Books “Yet I’ll Speak”: Othello’s Emilia, A Rebuke to Female Silence
Caitlin Keefe Moran on the defiant Emilia, who "even in the face of brutality . . . is a rebuke to the idea of female silence."
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Humor Rejected Wedding Hashtags for Famous Couples
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Books An Interview About The Penguin Book of Witches
Caitlin Keefe Moran talks to Katherine Howe, the editor of "The Penguin Book of Witches," and it's FASCINATING.
Books In Praise of Difficult Women: The Forgotten Work of Nancy Hale
Caitlin Keefe Moran on the marvelous novels and short stories of Nancy Hale, well-known in the 1930s and 1940s, but largely overlooked today.
Heroes Saturday Mornings With Abortion Protestors: On Being a Clinic Escort
Caitlin Keefe Moran, on what it's like to spend your Saturday mornings being called a Nazi by abortion protestors.
Books The Coquette: Freedom, Flirting, and Falling from Virtue
Caitlin Keefe Moran on the delicious 1797 novel, "The Coquette."
Politics Saturday Mornings With Abortion Protestors: On Being a Clinic Escort
Caitlin Keefe Moran, on what it's like to spend your Saturday mornings being called a Nazi by abortion protestors.
