Crowd-sourcing a contents page

[hrj]

So I periodically create (physical) chapbooks so that I'll have a free giveaway item when I attend writerly events. The last two have both been fiction ("Three Nights at the Opera" and "The Mazarinette and the Musketeer") but as stocks of the latter are getting low and it's time to think about a new item, I've decided to do an LHMP promo item this time. So I'm thinking of a collection of representative (and interesting!) texts from the LHMP blog and podcast.

What items do people think would make interesting reading for someone being newly introduced to the Project? What blogs or podcast transcripts are likely to make them want to learn more? Which ones stuck in your memory enough to suggest?

For convenience, here's a link to the index of blog posts

And here's a link to the index of podcasts

Comments

[ursula]

Two LHMP entries I have told people about recently are the essay about stories where you can imagine yourself existing (as opposed to stories where your specific identities are represented), and the entry about the colonial American trial to determine someone's gender, where the verdict was "both".

[hrj]

Nice suggestions. I've added them to my notes, thanks!