Dark, Powerful Women: Embracing the Beast

Send us Fan MailHey Nerds! This week, we're diving into some of the most intriguing themes from Jamison Shea's I Fed Her to the Beast and the Beast is Me 🖤📚. We’re chatting about monstrous femininity and how it plays out in the story, drawing comparisons with classic tropes like the femme fatale and the witch. 🖤💄✨Plus, we talk about some of our favorite female power characters, including Amy from Gone Girl, Circe from Circe, and Shiori'anma from Six Crimson Cranes 💃🔥. We love a dark, powerful woman, and these characters deliver in spades! How do they embody strength, complexity, and a touch of darkness?Tune in to join the conversation! 🎧 Don’t miss out—let us know your thoughts after you listen! 💋🖤Support the show***Produced by Jen Hardin***

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