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Tag Archives: sexual violence
The Great Big Anita Blake ReRead – The Lunatic Cafe
Content/Trigger Warning: References to sexual violence, sex work/er shaming, and well… a snuff film in the text that I describe in medium detail. I still can’t believe it was in the book. I cover the ableist language in the title … Continue reading
Posted in The Great Big Anita Blake ReRead
Tagged Anita Blake, humanity, Laurel K Hamilton, sexual violence, The Lunatic Cafe, urban fantasy
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Urban Fantasy 101: Sexual Assault in the Genre – Part One
Content warnings: this installment of Urban Fantasy 101 will be dealing with sexual assault in the genre. This means that I will be quoting and talking about sexual assault with vivid and graphic language largely pulled from the books that … Continue reading
Posted in Urban Fantasy 101
Tagged Anita Blake, dresden files, Sarah Gailey, sexual violence, urban fantasy 101
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There’s a really creepy conversation about “Catholic School Girls” in the latest Anita Blake book…
Content Notes: This piece focuses on a conversation about child sexual abuse (CSA) by Catholic priests and a joke about “Catholic school girls” alongside talking about rape and CSA survivors in the Anita Blake series and how they’re treated. I … Continue reading
Posted in Book Talk, Rants
Tagged abuse, Anita Blake, Laurel K Hamilton, Mind The Warnings, sexual violence
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Quit Trying to Make Progressive Mark Millar Happen!
Major content/trigger warnings for mild to medium descriptions of/conversations revolving around: child sexual assault, molestation, rape (as a plot device), gang rape, pedophilia, sexual harassment. No. Seriously. Stop that shit. Maybe Mark Millar isn’t a bad guy. I don’t know … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Book
Tagged comic books, Grayson, Mark Millar, rape, sexual violence, The Authority
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