#carmen maria machado
FEMALE BODY AS HAUNTED HOUSE
Angela Carter, The Lady of the House of Love
Sarah Smeltzer, Women, Trauma, and Haunted Houses
Emily Dickinson, One Need Not be a Chamber to be Haunted
Parul Sehgal, ‘In the Dream House’ Recounts an Abusive Relationship Using Dozens of Genres
Jacui Germain
Rachel Eve Moulton, On the Haunted Lives of Girls and Women
’Being a Woman is Inherently Uncanny’: An Interview With Carmen Maria Machado
I have heard all of the stories about girls like me, and I am unafraid to make more of them
Currently reading; Her Body and Other Parties, a collection of short stories by Carmen Maria Machado.
I am three stories in, and so far I am loving it. There is something so enchanting about the way Machado writes these stories…they almost wrap around you as you read them, and nothing else matters during that time…
At this stage, I would highly recommend this book
Carmen Maria Machado,In the Dream House
Carmen Maria Machado,In the Dream House
Carmen Maria Machado,In the Dream House
“‘The Husband Stitch’ is hauntingly realistic and realistically haunting. It touches upon the very real horrors that exist for most women in our world using intricate layers of narrative and storytelling.
Thus, I believe it is only fair that, in discussing this short story, I tell you two other stories about two different women…”
Check out my review of Carmen Maria Machado’s ‘The Husband Stitch’ where I try to do justice to her incredible storytelling by intertwining the stories of two women in mythology with what is essentially a love letter for Machado’s writing! [psst and while you’re at it, you should follow our blog :)]
“Art has always had a balancing effect on your mind; it is a reminder that you are more than a body and its accompanying grief.”
—Carmen Maria Machado, “In the Dream House”
Carmen Maria Machado, In the Dream House