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Fabulous Shameless Blogger Allison Martell is doing a guest blogging stint over at Feministe. From her first post, regarding her own blog:

…economics can be a lonely discipline for a woman, a feminist, really any sort of leftist. I wanted a place to chronicle my own intellectual development, and I also wanted to try to bridge the gap between the feminist and economic blogospheres.

Allison’s blog, Economic Woman, is definitely worth a read, so be sure to check it out!

I have to work today, busily recruiting new subscribers (only $10!) and donors (every little bit helps!) to the magazine so our upcoming issue (soon!) can get into the world without a hitch. Hanging out with my laptop, I can daydream about a lazy sunday. (For some reason, this video never gets old for me. Also, I kind of thought this was the hotness.)

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Because she is apparently too modest to post about it herself, thought I should let you all know that Shameless blogger and publisher Stacey May Fowles has had her novel Be Good longlisted for a ReLit independent press literary award!

Way to go, Stacey May! You can’t see it, but I’m doing the Arsenio Hall arm-thing right now and going WHOO WHOO WHOO!

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Tonight Jessica Valenti, author of Full Frontal Feminism and He’s a Stud, She’s a Slut, did a reading at Camera Gallery in an event co-sponsored by Shameless and The Miss G Project for Equity in Education. What followed was a lively panel discussion on contemporary feminism and the issues facing young feminists today. Shameless was on hand to take some pictures and have too many glasses of red wine.

Jessica Valenti reads from Full Frontal Feminism.

Feminists at the bar.

Sarah Wolf and Laurel Mitchell chat on the panel.

Lots of pics after the jump.

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“All these gung-ho third-wave feminists gladden the heart of an old second-waver like moi. That’s because, rather than run from the f-word while benefiting from the hard-won battles for equal rights, these women embrace it.”

-Antonia Zerbisias on Jessica Valenti, The Miss G Project for Equity in Education, Shameless magazine, and, well, you, in today’s Toronto Star.

Don’t forget to check out Jessica Valenti and the rest of the F-word panel tonight at Camera Gallery at 7:00!

Hello lovelies! I have had an oh so secret crush on Shameless for some time and it has been one of my personal goals to contribute to the incredible presence that it is.

For a while now I have been convinced that crafting, homework, and an overall sense of DIY has long been a place of feminist identity and resistance. Every week from now on I hope to present you with a crafty idea, a crafter, or a crafty place that is feminist! Feel free to knit along, sew along, or craft beside. Let the crafting begin!

Here’s the Facebook page for the event, and some more info. Our very own Jessica Yee will be taking part in the panel discussion, along with Sarah Wolf, Laurel Mitchell, and of course, Jessica Valenti.

Wednesday, June 25, 2008
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Camera Gallery,
Queen and Ossington

More info from The Miss G Project after the jump.

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