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Carmen Maria Machado
“You wanted someone to be obsessed with you. How could you accomplish that?”
Carmen Maria Machado, In the Dream House

Samantha Shannon
“I would live alone for fifty years to have one day with you.”
Samantha Shannon, The Priory of the Orange Tree

Min Jin Lee
“History has failed us, but no matter.”
Min Jin Lee, Pachinko

Gail Dines
“For some, measuring porn’s real-world effects boils down to one extreme and ultimately misleading question: “Does it lead to rape?” What is overlooked here is the more subtle question of how porn shapes the culture and the men who use it. No anti-porn feminist I know has suggested that there is one image, or even a few, that could lead a nonrapist to rape; the argument, rather, is that taken together, pornographic images create a world that is at best inhospitable to women, and at worst dangerous to their physical and emotional well-being. In an unfair and inaccurate article that is emblematic of how anti-porn feminist work is misrepresented, Daniel Bernardi claims that Andrea Dworkin and Catharine MacKinnon believed that “watching pornography leads men to rape women.”³ Neither Dworkin nor MacKinnon, pioneers in developing a radical feminist critique of pornography, saw porn in such simplistic terms. Rather, both argued that porn has a complicated and multilayered effect on male sexuality, and that rape, rather than simply being caused by porn, is a cultural practice that has been woven into the fabric of a male-dominated society. Pornography, they argued, is one important agent of such a society since it so perfectly encodes woman-hating ideology, but to see it as simplistically and unquestionably leading to rape is to ignore how porn operates within the wider context of a society that is brimming with sexist imagery and ideology.”
Gail Dines, Pornland: How Porn Has Hijacked Our Sexuality

Min Jin Lee
“We cannot help but be interested in the stories of people that history pushes aside so thoughtlessly.”
Min Jin Lee, Pachinko

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