Author Archives: Matilda London

Abortion number one was at nineteen when I fell for a guy who lived across from my aunt in a West Virginia suburb. He was not much younger than I was. I thought he was a friend and a good person—he was the typical asshole, which is something I apparently have a fondness for, goContinue reading “Pandemic Diary—#ProAbortion”

While I’m writing my next couple of chapters, I’ll drop a few lines about the current state of things.  Fascism is in complete auto-mode currently given what is happening culturally and politically. The fascists have forsaken their humanity for power to inflict their amoral dogmas onto the public as a whole.  Who are the fascists,Continue reading “Pandemic Diary—Fascism”

What does messiness mean to you?  Are you literal where the first thing you think of is the physical messiness of your person and surroundings, like thick layers of dust or walking through the house with your shoes on or dirty clothes and unwashed hands?  Or is it more figurative where you imagine chaotic relationshipsContinue reading “Pandemic Diary—Messiness”

Happy zombie day! In addition to eating chocolate or whatever sinfully sensuous dessert you love to wrap your tongue and lips around, I urge you to commit some good ole fashioned Christian blasphemy as well as watch (or read) an erotic thriller (How Feminism, Blockbusters Like ‘Jaws’ and ‘Star Wars,’ and the Ratings System KilledContinue reading “Pandemic Diary—Learning, Zombie Day, Favs”