book reviews
Reviews of books by relationship gurus, dating experts, and cautionary tale-tellers.
Fictosexual Manifesto
As with current theorizations of asexuality… desire for two-dimensional [nijigen] characters forces us to reconsider what sex is and how legal and social proscriptions deny sexual access and the rights of full sexual citizenship. (Elizabeth Miles 2020. 274.) To create an autonomous object of desire within the fictional space of manga and anime: was this not the ultimate dream of the otaku? They sought to create fiction not as a stand-in for the “real” sexual object, but fiction that had no need to be secured by reality. For this to work, not even the elaborately constructed fictional worlds would suffice. In order for fiction to attain its own autonomous reality, it would have to be desired for its own sake. (Tamaki Saito. 2011. 151.)
By NTU-OTASTUDY GROUP3 years ago in Humans
Always hungry for more books…
Holiday Read - Taylor Cole (11th May 2023) What I loved about this book is it’s heartwarming propensity to help us see that we can choose our family. We can curate what works for us and that best friends and family can show up for us in many different ways and help us to see our worth. Anything less and we should and can choose our boundaries, people who don’t respect that, likely have an ulterior motive or not our best interests at heart. When surfer Candice moves from Hawaii to Cornwall she is not just escaping her cheating and controlling husband, she’s in search of her ‘dad’, her roots, what to do with her life, but most importantly I’d say, find herself.
By Hazel Butterfield3 years ago in Humans
Rich Dad & Poor Dad Book
Rich Dad Poor Dad" is a book accounting by Robert Kiyosaki, which was aboriginal appear in 1997. It has back become a best-seller and a archetypal in the claimed accounts genre, with over 40 actor copies awash worldwide. The book advocates for banking apprenticeship and independence, and tells the adventure of Kiyosaki's two "fathers" - his own awful accomplished but financially disturbing father, and the affluent ancestor of his best acquaintance who served as a coach and adviser in banking matters
By Santhosh Kumar3 years ago in Humans
BIOGRAPHY ABOUT Richard Belzer. HOW HE DIED.
Richard Belzer is an American actor, author, and comedian best known for his role as Detective John Munch in the television series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Belzer's career in entertainment spans several decades, and he has made a significant impact on the world of comedy and acting.
By Storyteller3 years ago in Humans
The Benefits of Professional Web Design Services for Small Businesses
In today's digital world, small businesses that want to compete in their respective sectors must have a professional and user-friendly website. A well-designed website can be a powerful tool for small businesses looking to develop a strong online presence, raise brand awareness, and generate new leads and sales.
By Apex Manager3 years ago in Humans
Can You Loss Weight In Just A Month?
Introduction: Weight loss has become a buzzword in recent times, with more and more people becoming conscious about their health and fitness. It is not just about the way you look, but also about how you feel and your overall well-being. There are numerous diets and fitness regimes available that claim to help you lose weight in just a month. But the question remains, is it really possible to lose weight in just a month? The answer is yes, it is possible, but it is not an easy task. In this blog, we will discuss the ways in which you can lose weight in just a month.
By Malik Idrees3 years ago in Humans
Mahashivratri in 2023
Mahashivratri in 2023 is advancing to be acclaimed on Monday, February 27th. Mahashivratri is a Hindu commemoration that's adherent to Lord Shiva, one of the primary divinities of the Hindu pantheon. It's acclaimed on the 14th day of the aphotic bisected of the Hindu ages of Phalgune, which about barrage in February or March according to the Gregorian timetable.
By Santhosh Kumar3 years ago in Humans
The Race of the Century
It was the year 2090, and the world had changed. The cars of the past were now relics, replaced by hovercrafts that could zip across the sky at breakneck speeds. The streets of the world were no longer crowded with cars and buses, but instead, the sky was filled with flying machines.
By Vuyani Mzini3 years ago in Humans







