Appropriately Aggressive: Essays About Books, Corgis, and Feminism

Krista D. Ball

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Appropriately Aggressive: Essays About Books, Corgis, and Feminism by Krista D. Ball
“If one more rando tells me that women have to be raped in fantasy because that’s how it was back then, I am going to cut someone. With a spoon.”

And so was born this eclectic collection of essays about science fiction and fantasy publishing, social media rants about sexism, and a generous sprinkle of stories, favourite things, and writing advice, all from Canadian SFF author, and general rabble rouser, Krista D. Ball.

These essays represent copious bottles of Chablis, a shocking amount of poutine, and many supportive furry animal hugs.
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