Felicity Stonehill
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Felicity Stonehill
But only The Substance directly confronts the overlooked issue of how women's bodies are treated—and the disdain they face as a result. Greed and selfishness are universal, familiar flaws, and they can be explored with subtlety. Female self-hatred cannot; subtlety risks undercutting its gravity.
I keep reading, one last time.
I keep reading, one last time.
How I Finally Understood The Substance
I consider this quote from Fargeat, “People often ask if my characters are caricatures, and my first instinct is to say ‘yes.’ Then I think, ‘no, no, they're not caricatures.’ Unfortunately, they are behaviors that have existed and continue to exist.” She is correct. And originally, I made the same mistake as her.
How I Finally Understood The Substance
How I Finally Understood The Substance
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In The Shadow of The Brutalist
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Which of these do you feel? PS: I narrated the audiobook version of “The Opposite of Settling” and it’s on sale right now on Amazon 🎧📘
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Which of these speak to you? PS: my book “The Opposite of Settling” teaches you how to attract this kind of love and is 30% off right now on Amazon ❤️📘
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what would you add?? ❤️🩹 my journal is linked in bio
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Due to popular demand, submissions have been extended into a second round — but only until midnight tonight. This is the absolute last chance to enter for the Publishing Prize, where one poet will win a 100% rights & royalties global publishing deal, a full year to write, and the marketing support to launch their book worldwide. Most poets hesitate... See more
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