Monthly Archives: February 2008

The Gwendolyn Market

By Douglas | Published: February 26, 2008
The market clamor rises the moment Sehra reaches the top of the step. From the wisps of loud conversation she can pick out it seems one of the fig sellers has done something of note. It’s not her doing, just coincidence. Still the crescendo feels like a cheer. She allows the event to calm her [...]
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Coining Femininityism

By Douglas | Published: February 25, 2008
Somewhere here in the next couple years it’s going to be time for me to write a children’s book. Or rather, a series of children’s books destined to become wildly popular for both their authenticity and their unabashed look at femininityism. We have four daughters. People ask if we were trying for a boy. My [...]
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Sunday I Wrote Elsewhere

By Douglas | Published: February 24, 2008
This was one of those sorts of things that’s not postable.
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