Juno: Honest To Blog?

Somebody Asked Me Earlier If I Thought It Was Really Important To Tell Stories About Women's Struggles. And I Said Yes, But At The Same Time, It's Also Important To Tell Stories About Women's Triumphs, Women Being Slackers, Women Being Criminals, Women Being Heroes.

It Doesn't Matter If They're In Front Of The Camera Or Behind The Camera. I Know Women Who Are Producers Who Are Surviving On Nothing But Juice And Almonds.

And I Think I'm An Adrenaline Junkie, And There's Nothing That Will Spike Your Adrenaline More Than Sitting In A Theater And Listen To An Audience React To Something You've Written.

I Write Small And Weird. Romcoms Are Not In My Skill Set.

Of Course, The Strippers Also Take Pains Not To Appear Too Innocent, Valorous, Or Bookishly Inclined. (in Direct Opposition To The Swayze Mandate Of 1987, Everybody Puts Baby In A Goddamn Corner.)