Alison Stine (page 17)

Twitter: @AlisonStine

Alison Stine is a former staff writer at Salon. She is the author of the novels "Trashlands" and "Road Out of Winter," winner of the 2021 Philip K. Dick Award. A recipient of an Individual Artist Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), she has written for The New York Times, The Guardian, and others.

For All Mankind

Space dad is the ultimate absentee father in "For All Mankind" Alison Stine

Obi-Wan Kenobi

In defense of little Leia, the believable, bratty child on "Obi-Wan Kenobi" Alison Stine

James Patterson

Is James Patterson's claim that white men face racism an enraging PR stunt from a former ad man? Alison Stine

Lizzo

Lizzo listened and changed an ableist lyric. Will it be enough for white critics? Alison Stine

Jurassic World: Dominion

"Jurassic World: Dominion” is not a movie. It's a museum Alison Stine

For All Mankind

With an Elon Musk-like villain, “For All Mankind” launches a new season into orbit Alison Stine

Fire Island

Move over, Colin Firth – our favorite new Darcy is on "Fire Island" Alison Stine

Celebrating the casual bisexuality in "Hacks" Alison Stine

Fire Island

How "Fire Island" passes the Bechdel test – by creating a new one Alison Stine

Fire Island

How "Fire Island" puts the Pride in "Pride & Prejudice" Alison Stine

Prince Louis of Cambridge sticks his tongue out at his mother Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge

When a royal child misbehaves, a mother is blamed. She shouldn't be Alison Stine

The Staircase

Making the bodies of “The Staircase”: The challenge of depicting Kathleen both in life and in death Alison Stine

Wonder Woman

Why Wonder Woman is a queer icon (and always has been) Alison Stine

Everything Everywhere All at Once; Fire Island; The Northman

The best new movies to watch at home soon, from "Everything Everywhere All at Once" to "Fire Island" Alison Stine

Stranger Things

"Stranger Things" and the helpful orderly tap into our fear about what makes a villain truly scary Alison Stine

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