She's so very ...
By: by Melissa Ann
Series: She's so very
Publisher: The author
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Bloomington, IN
Language: eng
Number of pages: 30
Subjects: Man-woman relationships; Women musicians
Description: Reflecting on her teenage years, Melissa introduces the 10th issue of She’s So Very... with an article she wrote at 18 about abortion, describing her conflicted feelings about motherhood and her so-called “true love” at that time. She expresses regret over her passivity within the band Jerk Alert, and excitedly tries out for then anguishes over her failed audition tape to participate in a Belle & Sebastian project. She dwells over her physical insecurities as well as admiration/admitted jealousy over her now distant feminist friends and powerful women in media or history like Edie Sedwick. Weighing what makes or breaks grounded depictions of women onscreen, She’s So Very... reviews television and film characters in Buffy, Gilmore Girls, Kill Bill, Veronica Mars, Sin City, Charlie’s Angels and Itty Bitty Titty Committee, which had just screened at the Indianapolis LGBT film festival. She considers her interest in and simultaneous disgust with pornography, and how it affects her relationship with Sassafrassy. This issue contains only white text against a black background, aside from a photocopied photograph of a woman in the woods on the cover, and is binded with baby blue sewing thread. -Claudia
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Gift; Dignazio, Gina; 2019.

Pamphlet stitch bound with thread.