Hello. It’s Me Again!

Guess who’s back. Back again. Lady (T)’s back. Tell a friend.

Yes, after a two-month hiatus, guess who’s back in the atmosphere with drops of Jupiter in her hair?

Your guess is as good as mine, because I’m not even sure what drops of Jupiter look like, much less the girl who has them in her hair. In any case, I have returned to the blogosphere after two months, and I am psyched to introduce you all to my new site. Welcome to theresabasile.com, the new home of my writings, musings, articles, and other.

If this is your first time reading my work, then welcome! Put your feet up and enjoy. If you are here because you were looking for The Funny Feminist – yes, I am the same person.

There are some significant differences between the old site and the new site. First of all, you readers now know my real name, and can use it against me it you want to resort to blackmail.

Second of all, you readers now know what I look like. I had a Gravatar attached to the old site, but this header is a bigger picture of me, and now you REALLY know what I look like. You can also use that against me if you want to resort to blackmail. I’m not sure what you would try to blackmail me FOR, but the resources are there if you need them.

Third of all, the new site is organized in a way that the old site never was. There are categories and everything. Let me explain what the categories mean:

Blog Posts – Most of the posts on theresabasile.com will fall into this category. Blog posts include personal essays, musings on feminist and antifeminist tropes, and other “uncategorized” topics.

Reviews – Reviews are slightly more formal than blog posts. A blog post on Buffy the Vampire Slayer might include my top 10 underrated episode. A review will go into detailed analysis on a particular episode (like in my BtVS and Consent series). A review might also be a review of an off-Broadway play, which I have been known to write about on occasion.

Articles – Articles can be blog posts or reviews. They’re articles if they were published on another site first before I shared it on theresabasile.com.

Interviews – I’ve had a few interviews with playwrights/actors. I’ve enjoyed doing them. I hope to do more.

Novels, Fiction, and Silliness – I’m shopping around one of my novels. I’m also writing a few short pieces and sketch comedy bits that I plan to publish and/or film. The NFS section of the site will focus on those pieces.

If you’re a follower of The Funny Feminist who started reading this new site, welcome. If you’re a new reader, welcome to you, too. I’m excited to have a new site, a new design, and a new focus, and I’m so glad you’ve decided to join me.