Mononormativity and Non-Monogamy in Art and Pop Culture
Update: 2022-08-30
Description
Ever wonder how social norms impacts our perspective in reading? In today's episode we will be discussing mononormativity and non-monogamy in literature. Mononormativity pervades art and media while the lack of representation in the stories we read somehow keeps the community as a whole closeted. Let us find out what we can do about it and how we can help the community thrive.
Krista Varela Posell is a writer who leads a book club for Poly Pages reading texts fundamental to the non-monogamous community. At the beginning of the pandemic, she began Poly in Place, a community blog with her polycule, and since then has become passionate about increasing the visibility and representation of non-monogamy and polyamory in literature. She has been featured on podcasts such as Normalizing Non-Monogamy, Practicing Polyamory, and Polyamory Uncensored.
Guest Links:
https://www.twitter.com/kdvarela84
https://www.instagram.com/kdvarela84
https://www.facebook.com/polyinplace
Links to Krista's Essays
Show Links:
The ECS YouTube Channel
The ECS Facebook Live Link (Tuesdays @ 3pm PST)
The ECS Spotify
The ECS Apple Podcasts
Krista Varela Posell is a writer who leads a book club for Poly Pages reading texts fundamental to the non-monogamous community. At the beginning of the pandemic, she began Poly in Place, a community blog with her polycule, and since then has become passionate about increasing the visibility and representation of non-monogamy and polyamory in literature. She has been featured on podcasts such as Normalizing Non-Monogamy, Practicing Polyamory, and Polyamory Uncensored.
Guest Links:
https://www.twitter.com/kdvarela84
https://www.instagram.com/kdvarela84
https://www.facebook.com/polyinplace
Links to Krista's Essays
Show Links:
The ECS YouTube Channel
The ECS Facebook Live Link (Tuesdays @ 3pm PST)
The ECS Spotify
The ECS Apple Podcasts
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