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There was an article by Suzanne Wilson in Wednesday's Daily Hampshire Gazette.
about the panel I was on last Saturday. (Edited to delete dead link to the article.)
In the paper, there are many more photos, including a gorgeous head and boa portrait of Heather MacAllister, who is quoted calling San Francisco "the epicenter of fat liberation."
And how could I not love the following paragraph, which references my books AND my glasses?
She was wearing a soft and swirly dress that covered, but didn't try to hide her rounded belly. She has long, flowy hair, and she wears pointy-frame glasses. Stinson is the author of three novels -- "Venus of Chalk," "Martha Moody" and Fat Girl Dances With Rocks" -- and some of her characters are women who are fat and proud. "Never before," wrote one reviewer, "have I encountered the large body depicted with such beauty."
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fatshionista credit for that dress, which I found on clearance at B& Lu.
It makes me happy to have a fine article full of images of Big Burlesque dancers going out into my town on this chilly Wednesday.
about the panel I was on last Saturday. (Edited to delete dead link to the article.)
In the paper, there are many more photos, including a gorgeous head and boa portrait of Heather MacAllister, who is quoted calling San Francisco "the epicenter of fat liberation."
And how could I not love the following paragraph, which references my books AND my glasses?
She was wearing a soft and swirly dress that covered, but didn't try to hide her rounded belly. She has long, flowy hair, and she wears pointy-frame glasses. Stinson is the author of three novels -- "Venus of Chalk," "Martha Moody" and Fat Girl Dances With Rocks" -- and some of her characters are women who are fat and proud. "Never before," wrote one reviewer, "have I encountered the large body depicted with such beauty."
I owe
fatshionista credit for that dress, which I found on clearance at B& Lu. It makes me happy to have a fine article full of images of Big Burlesque dancers going out into my town on this chilly Wednesday.