Attention Aphra Behn Fangirls

[sobsister]

From io9:

A new play by Chris Braak (author of The Life of John Henry), Empress of the Moon is a grossly historically
inaccurate portrayal of Aphra Behn, the first woman to make her living as a professional writer, and before
that, as a spy for the British crown. It features SWORDFIGHTS and DISGUISES, and explores the mutable
nature of identity

Comments

[dollsome]

THIS SOUNDS NEAT. Aphra Behn is totally one of those people I want to know more about someday, SOMEHOW.

[sobsister]

Aphra Behn is totally neat. I can point you this direction for more info.

(Sidenote: I'm in the middle of act two of A Very Potter Sequel. I miss Quirrell and Voldy! It made me think of you.)

[dollsome]

AWESOME!

(Yaaaaay! God, I missed them, it was such a hole in my heart! The whole thing was so delightful and awesome, but ... hole. In my heart. I wanted Umbridge and Seamus Finnigan to share tender moments; that's how dire it was!!!)

[dollsome]

Having finally gotten a chance to read this: oh my God, this lady is my new hero! Why did no one ever teach her when I was in school???