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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Isaac isn’t a rattlesnake… except on Sukkot
Isaac’s snake shifting form is an albino Burmese python, not a rattler, so Rivka doesn’t understand why she’s hearing that noise…. at first! Nahh, he’s just celebrating Sukkot by shaking the lulav, like you’re supposed to. Chag Sameach! Like Jewish … Continue reading
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Tagged albino burmese python, ashkenazi, cartoon, chibi, couples, etrog, fantasy art, jewish, jewish art, jewish cartoon, lulav, mangoverse, reptile, reptiles, rivka, shifters, snake, snake shifter, snake shifters, snakes, snek, sukkot, warrior woman, yeaka
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May 5776 bring you sweet adventures!
L’shana tova/ Happy new year! Here’s our new Rosh Hashanah art. Jewish warrior woman Rivka and her beloved dragon (who is also Jewish) are ready to celebrate. If you want to read the story of how she had to rescue … Continue reading
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Tagged 5776, ashkenazi, Dragon, dragons, fiction, happy new year, isaac, jew, jewish, judaism, l'shana tova, mangoverse, rivka, Rivka in Port Saltspray, rosh hashanah, shofar, tales from outer lands
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“Promises, Promises”: three lesbians on quest in sword and sorcery parody
If there were a Mel Brooks movie that parodied classic sword and sorcery high fantasy tropes — Lord of the Rings, Dungeons and Dragons, and the Northern European fairy-tale canon — with three lesbian leads, I expect a lot of people would … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, books, fantasy, glbt, humor, lesbian, lesbian humor, lesfic, lgbt, lgbtq, novels, parody, queer, sword and sorcery
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Shira Glassman 