The Shape We’re In (2009) - fatphobia in relation to feminism and capitalism.'Looking for female role models in nineteenth century novels’ (2009).Night Visions (2008) - on dreams and writing fiction.Author, Author (2008) - on Virago Modern Classics, publishers of neglected women’s fiction.‘Every part of my body hurt’ (2004) - on endometriosis.Holy Disorders (2004) - on anorexia and sainthood.Written On Our Bodies (2003) - on female infertility and medical misogyny.No Passport Required (2002) - on nationality and identity.
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I thought I’d collect together a masterpost of my favourites among her shorter essays, that you can read for free online: Most of you, by now, will have read about the sudden and unexpected passing of Hilary Mantel a writer who I’ve come to admire enormously in recent years. It even updates itself online, so you can still access your bibliography if your computer crashes. Just press the button it does all the hard work for you. There’s a chrome/firefox add in and a mobile app, so you don’t even have to type the citation into Zotero. There’s an in-word add in, so it will write your bibliography and citations for you in any format you want. Zotero allows you to manage all your citations and sources in one easy place. Seriously, not even rebooting your computer or uninstalling the app will let you access the blacklist until your time is up. You add a list of websites to the “blacklist”and then set how long you want the app to work for, and for that duration of time you wont be able to access those website. If you absolutely cannot be trusted with an internet connection, then you need Self Control in your life. Self Control- Also known as Cold Turkeyfor Microsoft users.The bells genuinely sound more judgemental the longer you ignore it. But an extremely loud and annoying alarm/timer that’s very difficult to ignore. Nag- Does your 5 minute study break keep turning into an hour on Youtube? Then you need Nag in your life.Microsoft Office- self explanatory, so I’ve linked to an article about life hacks for Microsoft Office instead.You can set the annoying level (I have it set on “wildly annoying”) and a bar will appear in the corner every few seconds to remind you that you’re supposed to be doing something else besides looking at cat photos. Focusbar-The annoying voice of your mother nagging you to finish your homework…in app form.It basically turns the light on the screen red, because science people say that blue light keeps you awake and red light doesn’t. Flux-If you find that you can’t sleep for ages after studying late at night, then this app is a total game changer.Great if you’re writing notes on an article and the screen keeps dimming, whilst you hope that if you stare long enough, the phrase “homologous ways to a view of hegemony” will start to make sense. Caffeine- Prevents your screen from going into sleep mode.Essential Productivity Apps for any student:
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