Witch, Please: Empowerment and Enlightenment for the Modern Mystic

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Skeleton Coffee Cups Sweatshirt, Coffee Cups Sweatshirt, Skull Coffee Cup Sweatshirt, Skeleton Halloween Sweatshirt, Coffee Lover Sweatshirt I said it once and I’ll say it again: this fall is going to be witch-central when it comes to books and I am here for it. Give me magic in any shape or form, and I will want to read it. Raimi is a proud queer, genderqueer, disabled Mental Health Counselor, with nearly 2 decades of experience in direct support, advocacy, empowerment work, and LGBTQ DEI training and consulting. Their guiding star in working towards a more joyful and affirming world is to "be the person you needed when you were younger." When they're not busy falling down internet rabbit holes, they are on a tireless quest to befriend all animals in Boston and beyond. In Witch Please, Danica Waterhouse—a modern witch who co-owns the Fix-It Witches, a magical tech repair shop—finds herself in the midst of a family feud. After a disheartening break-up, she’s made a pact with her cousin not to get their hearts broken again. Their grandmother, the matriarch of the family, isn’t going to let that fly, though. Hellbent on setting Danica up with another magical man—non-magical people would only sully the bloodline—without Danica’s consent, tensions are high in the Waterhouse family. Meanwhile Titus Winnaker, owner of Sugar Daddy’s bakery, is dealing with his own set of troubles. After a long string of failed relationships and a tragic loss, all he can count on is his sister and the bakery they both love. That is, until he meets Danica. Sparks fly instantly and Titus knows, this woman is the one. But Danica is hesitant, and for good reason. Can her ever-growing feelings for Titus stand the test of time—and of her domineering grandmother’s demands for a magical partner? The start to Aguirre's Fix-It Witches series is a delightful, laugh-out-loud small-town tale...Ann Aguirre's sexy, sweet, funny, and oh-so-fulfilling witchy love story will leave readers hungry for Clementine's story"—Library Journal, starred review

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Gender euphoria: a grounded theory exploration of experiencing gender affirmation by Ashley Austin, Ryan Papciak & Lindsay Lovins (2022) Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places. In this episode we talk about Bridgerton with a very special guest — Vanessa Zoltan. We discuss Bridgerton the book series and its move into the mainstream through the Shondaland adaptation on Netflix. Vanessa gives us some insight on romance fiction as a genre and Hannah leads us through theory from Janice Radway's book Reading the Romance. Why is Star Wars so popular? What were the material conditions that set the first film, A New Hope, up for success in 1977? What can a Marxist critique help us understand about the film? Until he meets Danica Waterhouse. The sparks are instant, their attraction irresistible. For him, she's the one. To her, he's a firebomb thrown in the middle of a family war. Can a modern witch find love with an old-fashioned mundane who refuses to settle for anything less than forever?The start to Aguirre's Fix-It Witches series is a delightful, laugh-out-loud small-town tale...Ann Aguirre's sexy, sweet, funny, and oh-so-fulfilling witchy love story will leave readers hungry for Clementine's story"— Library Journal, starred review Reese is a queer and trans Ph.D. candidate in Women and Gender Studies at the University of Toronto. Their work focuses on queer and trans kinship, reproductive politics, the ethics of care, and family abolition. Their previous work has focused on trans parenting support in Canada, and the disappearance of community space for queer and trans parented families in Toronto. Their current work takes up how imagined and desired family formations are shaped by policy and social movements. When they aren’t surrounded by piles of books, Reese can be found tending to their vegetable garden, walking neighbourhood dogs, and throwing clay at their local pottery studio. Our pilot episode is released through our Witch, Please Main Feed. The following three episodes of this first mini-season will be released on Patreon only!

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Review: Witch Please by Ann Aguirre | The Nerd Daily

Given last week's release of 1989 (Taylor's Version), we just had to have Swiftie and Tay-lore expert Margaret H. Willison (she/her) on the show to talk about one of the (if not THE) most influential pop stars of the last decade. We start with a conversation about Taylor as an artist and Margaret provides context to help us understand how and why Taylor's Eras Tour and the 10 studio albums that led to it have created such a buzz. Then Marcelle leads Hannah and Margaret through Lauren Berlant's theory of intimate publics with an eye towards the Swiftie fandom and Taylor's fluid feminist politic. We finish the episode with Marcelle's incredible thesis and a discussion about capitalism, what makes an icon and what might be next for Swift. In this episode, Marcelle leads Hannah through a conversation about one of her favorite franchises by first taking a close look at George Lucas's politics and the state of Hollywood in the 1970s. Marcelle and Hannah then think through the movie's seemingly progressive narrative — and the way it's been co-opted by people of all political views. Pulling on the work of Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer, Marcelle offers a Marxist reading of the film's lasting legacy and asks: what is conservative about the film? How does the film work to undermine and/or reinforce the ideology of repressive state apparatuses? This show is for everyone with kids in their lives: parents, relatives, chosen family and friends, as well as service-providers, like teachers, doctors, clinicians, babysitters, etc. If you care about kids, this show is for you. Who is this show not for? If you like Romance novels and/or juicy television, this episode is for you! We think through the radical possibilities of romance reading, how we can make sense of certain recurring tropes and what we may learn from the rise in romance reading since 2020. Come for the theory, stay for Hannah saying Vanessa's life is a combination of "stern daddy" and "chaotic women."

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