Literary Roller Derby

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September 20, 2012

Chris Randle is a writer from Toronto who has written for The Globe and Mail, The National Post, The Comics Journal, Social Text, the Village Voice an...

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I have no especially strong feelings about roller derby in any direction, but I do like playfully violent wordplay. I also like most of the authors below.

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Kathy Smacker
Killa Cather
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Victoria Bloodspill
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Djuna Harms
bell right hooks
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Audre Lorde of Pain
Edith Hitswell

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Chris Randle

Chris Randle is a writer from Toronto who has written for The Globe and Mail, The National Post, The Comics Journal, Social Text, the Village Voice and the Awl. Along with Carl Wilson and Margaux Williamson, he is one-third of the group blog Back to the World.