Category Archives: Stitch Bitch

This bitch is my type of gal.  She says whatever is on her mind without attempting to PG it up.  “Pissing on a crucifix” and “Coked-up rooster on a go-cart” are two of my favorite phrases in this reading.  I … Continue reading →

Well, after reading this I am certain that Mary Jackson, Shelley Jackson, Shelley Shelley, daughter of Mary Shelly, has no idea of who she is. The way she describes hypertext is very confusing and that she doesn’t know a way to … Continue reading →

This is probably the strangest descriptions of hypertext that I have ever read. I’m still not quite sure what it is that I read. One thing is that it was certainly interesting. Mary Jackson, Shelley Jackson, Shelley Shelley, Mary Shelly … Continue reading →

“…but I emerge feeling damp, winded and slightly disgusted.” Welp…What are we doing here? In my opinion, Shelly Jackson’s mission is, to rip her reader’s violently out of their comfort zones so that they experience something completely unconventional and original. … Continue reading →

As apposed to my colleagues, I found myself to truly enjoy this article.  I know people are going to think I’m a total bitch for not arguing her points or her writing style but I really did like it.  Yes … Continue reading →

Since I was an English Lit. and Creative Writing major, the early Frankenstein references in Shelley’s work intrigued me, but it actually led me to recall an old Philosophy course of mine. The very first day, my professor (who just … Continue reading →

Shelley Jackson and “Stitch Bitch” led me to the edge for a nice jump off the windowsill. Unfortunately, all I could produce was a first floor leap that resulted in scrapes and scratches from the azalea bush below rather than … Continue reading →

I actually really enjoyed this reading.  The scatter brained nature let it jump around the subject of crowdsourcing.  The collaboration factor of current and future works is quite an interesting subject.  Not everyone can work on something in a singularity, … Continue reading →