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  • Earlyworks Press and Circaidy Gregory Press have left the Creative Media Centre

    Earlyworks Press and Circaidy Gregory Press have left the Creative Media Centre

    But they have not disappeared! This is a catch-all message for anyone I didn’t manage to notify individually (sorry!). The press is still running, and the books are still available but we will no longer be using the Creative Media Centre address. For now, if you need to get in touch with me, or have…

    Kay Green

    August 31, 2022
    activism, book shops, Circaidy Gregory Press, Earlyworks Press
    Circaidy Gregory Press, Earlyworks Press
  • We girls were double-divided

    We girls were double-divided

    There’s a puzzling range of controversies raging over ‘entertainment’ and ‘the arts’. Social justice warriors are busy finding items – books, films, statues, to condemn for racism, and whilst libraries obediently bury offending books, the women’s movement battles over misogynistic and mind-bending traditions such as nightclub drag queens crossing yet more boundaries to present as…

    Kay Green

    August 27, 2022
    Book reviews, Circaidy Gregory Press, media, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized
    Edinburgh Fringe, Gone With the Wind, Jimmy Sadowitz, Jung's People, Sarah Churchwell, The Wrath To Come
  • Clever, awkward and what was it again…?

    Clever, awkward and what was it again…?

    Five years ago, I wrote a blog post called If I’m so clever…  I didn’t say exactly what it was about, but if you’re interested in the different ways people think and work, do please take a look. I think you’ll be able to work it out… ( So sorry we didn’t manage to win…

    Kay Green

    August 25, 2022
    media, Politics, Uncategorized
    Amy Sousa, Cass Report, Mandy Clare, Resistance TV, Stella O'Malley
  • Blown wide open

    Blown wide open

    We should thank the Tories for filling the vacuum after Britannia’s attempt at democracy with an extended demonstration of just how dishonest and corrosive conservative politics really is. Here, James O’Brien amplifies an example from Liz Truss… … but the idea has been acted out time and time again. Hastings, do you remember our former…

    Kay Green

    August 23, 2022
    activism, Election, Labour, media, Politics, Uncategorized
    Amber Rudd, James O'Brien, Kier Starmer, Lizz Truss, Mick Lynch
  • I’m on strike – Cormoran Strike

    I’m on strike – Cormoran Strike

    Lethal White by Robert Galbraith If anyone asks, I don’t like detective novels – same way I don’t like spy novels. For one thing they’re menz stories set in a menz world, however many dynamic women you put in them (yes, yes, I saw all the innovative series about females acting like the eternal private…

    Kay Green

    August 20, 2022
    activism, Book reviews, book shops, Corbyn, Labour, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized
    JKRowling, John MacDonnell, Julie Bindel, Kier Starmer, Lathleen Stock, Lethal White, Owen Jones, Robert Galbraith
  • Early morning picket line

    Early morning picket line

    Having a busy day on, I decided to visit today’s RMT picket in Hastings before I got started — of course, 7.30 in the morning isn’t particularly early to most of our key workers. On the way to the station, I noticed some newly decorated lamp posts… … don’t forget, the strikes and demos you…

    Kay Green

    August 18, 2022
    activism, Hastings, Politics, Uncategorized
    Cost-of-living crisis, Peoples Assembly, RMT
  • The Goldilocks Zone

    The Goldilocks Zone

    This is a road-map of the “sex-based rights v gender-identity” conversation that’s raging out there… What? Oh – apparently, a lot of people haven’t really had that conversation yet, beyond a few comments on stories in the press. Okay sisters, we have a job to do… Otherwise known as the “Circumstellar Habitable Zone”, there is…

    Kay Green

    August 17, 2022
    activism, Politics, Uncategorized, women
  • The met office told me to do it

    The met office told me to do it

    I feel a bit of a fool. Our house has never, to my knowledge, been flooded. It sits on a hill that runs in places at a 45 degree angle down to the town. Nevertheless I’ve spent the last hour taking precious things off bottom shelves and shoving them into higher shelves and now everything…

    Kay Green

    August 15, 2022
    Uncategorized
    Met Office
  • To a good man

    To a good man

    You know that cry, “It’s not all men”? Actually, it is all men. I know it, and I know you can’t entirely solve it – not alone, anyway, and men aren’t brought up to be good at thinking together. It would help if more men could get their heads round exactly what it is they…

    Kay Green

    August 14, 2022
    activism, media, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women
    @moleatthedoor, Engels, Equality Act 2010, I Joan, J K Rowling, Labour Party, Salman Rushdie, Simon Edge, teen pregnancy, Vicky Miller
  • Should we be worrying about what the kids are doing on Tiktok?

    Should we be worrying about what the kids are doing on Tiktok?

    Archie Battersbee was not the first to die as a result of a social-media-based challenge, so it’s not surprising that lots of people have been asking that question this week. I know without asking that my daughter would tell me no, it doesn’t matter what platform you get information by, it’s what information you’re getting.…

    Kay Green

    August 13, 2022
    media
    Facebook, Tiktok, Twitter
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