[The following is a talk I gave at Buzzer Thirty in Queens for an exhibition called "...no right to assume otherwise," which was a response to The Tea Party and related movements of extreme conservatism.] 1. “The Tea Party is saying, ‘We’re tired of this, you guys caused this, and if we don’t wake up [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Alice in Wonderland’
A Mad Tea-Party: An Essay-Collage
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 1950s, Alice in Wonderland, boston tea party, Lewis Carroll, race in america, tea party movement, Tim Burton on May 2, 2010 | 6 Comments »
Riding Rantipole Into Blind Cupid.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll, slash, Victorian Slang on January 22, 2010 | 8 Comments »
I am writing some Mad Hatter-March Hare slash, which I fully intend to parade past every respectable magazine I can find when I finish. Among the delights of this project, of which there are many, I have been having an excellent time looking up bizarre old-fashioned misconceptions, sifting through internet answers to why ravens resemble [...]
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