Patrycja Buxton

CfP with me and Aneta Ostaszewska and Justyna Tomczyk as editors: pressto.amu.edu.pl/index.php/rp...

Such an important piece

I’m writing a chapter for a book and it must be written in American English. I’m seething. Raging. Apropos of nothing

#booklaunch #stepmothers #europeanlanguages #culturalstories… | Dr Patrycja Buxton | 29 comments It’s publication day! My book, Reimagining Stepmother, is finally out in the world, and I’m beyond excited to share it with you. Ever wondered what we call stepmothers in different European languages...

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It’s a publication day! bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/reimagining-...

This is going to be a fabulous talk! Aimee is an incredible speaker and taks with such humanity and complexity on the topic

That moment THE Gayle Letherby writes this about my book: Patrycja Sosnowska-Buxton provides a beautifully crafted, ground-breaking, analysis of the myths, stereotypes, and very importantly, the lived experience of stepmothers/mothering.

My job is done :)

Naturally these incoming academics will learn Norwegian in 2 years :)

Reimagining Stepmother Reimagining Stepmother - A Feminist Analysis of Step(m)otherings; Based on interviews with British stepmothers, this book uses a feminist sociological lens to reimagine their roles and practices. Comb...

So my book is almost here bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/reimagining-...

Reimagining Stepmother Reimagining Stepmother - A Feminist Analysis of Step(m)otherings; Based on interviews with British stepmothers, this book uses a feminist sociological lens to reimagine their roles and practices. Comb...

How do we tell stories about stepmothers? Too often, they’ve been cast as distant and wicked, but their realities are far more complex. As a stepmother myself, it was important that these outdated narrative are challenged. Order my book bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/reimagining-...

We all need this level of energy

How many legal parents can a child have? The Dutch are asking the question | Mark Smith In our rainbow family, there are two dads and a mum – but the law in the Netherlands only recognises two of us, says Amsterdam-based writer Mark Smith

This is a fascinating question: can a child have more than two parents? I ask the same question in my book on stepmothers. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Probably not. Which is a shame as it’s a wonderful place

Same here

So my book on stepmothers is in its final preparatory stages. The proofs are done. Gosh, this feels wonderful @brisunipress.bsky.social

How could I not? Our wonderful conversations have shaped my thinking and I wanted to say thank you