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The Dresden Dolls as life soundtrack
The Dresden Dolls as life soundtrack
It’s 2017, a chilly Monday night, and I’m standing near the back of the floor crowd at the Paradise Rock Club in Boston. Swaying along to…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Nov 11, 2017
The Sisters and Sean
The Sisters and Sean
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Jul 30, 2017
The wild distribution of human remains, part 2
The wild distribution of human remains, part 2
[Part 1 is here. Ed. note: this took a bit longer to get to than I imagined it would. Funny how a major death takes the time it takes to…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Jul 30, 2017
On the Jersey Shore, family, and the wild distribution of human remains — Part 1
On the Jersey Shore, family, and the wild distribution of human remains — Part 1
I spent a splendid weekend in New Jersey, which is not a sentence I ever expected to say. Granted, I grew up there, so one hopes I have…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Jun 25, 2017
But Wright was dead
But Wright was dead
Below is an excerpt from my novel-in-progress, The Somerville Light. Robinson is one of my protagonists, who sprung fully formed in the…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
May 18, 2017
The Art of Self-Naming
The Art of Self-Naming
For the longest time, before I was married, I could never imagine changing my name. I thought the idea of changing your name just because…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
May 17, 2017
On reading and race
On reading and race
I wrote the below last year after finishing Nalo Hopkinson’s Midnight Robber, then starting Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell. Tl;dr: Having my…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
May 17, 2017
Grief holiday
Grief holiday
I’m coming up on six months since my father died, and about a month after that, we’ll finally be doing a memorial for him. His family and…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
May 9, 2017
The Somerville Light
The Somerville Light
Originally posted here at my Patreon.
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
May 6, 2017
Things you learn as a girl
Things you learn as a girl
Speak well, but not too loudly, or for too long. Your long pauses and considerations of just the right word are cute when you are four, but…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
May 5, 2017
The silly, positive things that get me through
The silly, positive things that get me through
So I’m a Gen-X-er. A late Gen-X-er, to be sure, but one nonetheless. There are internet quizzes that seem to indicate that I’m one of those…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
May 4, 2017
My Dad, and my Patreon
My Dad, and my Patreon
I started a Patreon some time ago and haven’t been tending it all that well, but I’m working on improving that. I’ve written some bits…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Apr 26, 2017
Race to the top: Get Out and Logan
Race to the top: Get Out and Logan
I can’t watch anything anymore without seeing it through the lens of social justice, and while that’s annoying sometimes, it’s way less…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Apr 26, 2017
“temping” blurs the lines between theatre and video games
“temping” blurs the lines between theatre and video games
I write theatre reviews for The Arts Fuse, and I recently went to see an experimental piece by New York-based Wolf 359 called temping. It…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Apr 11, 2017
Black Lives Matter. For an activist, can anything else?
Black Lives Matter. For an activist, can anything else?
Last month, Black Lives Matter Boston held an event called “In Their Own Words” at a huge Unitarian church in the center of Boston. The…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Mar 22, 2017
My Patreon, my dad, my fiction writing
My Patreon, my dad, my fiction writing
November was not a great month.
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Mar 12, 2017
Contextualizing activism for improved mental health, or, This is not the beginning, nor is it the…
Contextualizing activism for improved mental health, or, This is not the beginning, nor is it the…
Since The Election That Dare Not Speak Its Name, I have been steadily attempting to keep myself out of the pit of despair that yawns daily…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Feb 26, 2017
Sharia Law Is Coming to Montana, Or, The Media Has a Problem, But Not the One They Think
Sharia Law Is Coming to Montana, Or, The Media Has a Problem, But Not the One They Think
“Ya know they murdered X And tried to blame it on Islam He turned the power to the have-nots And then came the shot” -Rage Against the…
Kamela Hutzley Dolinova
Feb 16, 2017
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