#hounded

[halloawhatisthis]

CBS Elementary + canon references • names (part 3)

[deliciouspirateangel]

Making a new tag game cause I'm curious...

What's everyone's least popular movies they've logged on Letterboxd?? Post your list and tag 5 people uwu 🎥🎬

Psycho Wedding Crasher (2017)

Alvin and the Chipmunks: A Chipmunk Valentine (1984)

Excessive Force (1993)

Final Summer (2023)

Hounded (2001)

@wilhelmswildride @sailoreuterpe @babsvibes @rancidrockabilly @clit-eastwood-spicy

[lunaatmosphere]

hounded by a bunch of dead 𓅐

Cliquetober day 21 - HOUNDED

[lilacsupernova]

It bears stating from the onset that feminism is a broad church. There are splits and schisms within it, usually pertaining to what constitutes useful, meaningful action towards women's liberation. It is, however, to put the cart before the horse to start by placing into these furrows. One does not have to be a feminist to become one of the 'hounded', though to be feminist at all arguably requires agreement with the trio of Core Beliefs that follow. For the sake of both clarity and brevity, these three Core Beliefs are identifiable as the beliefs that are at question when a woman – feminist or not – is targeted for opprobrium in the gender wars.

Core Belief 1: Women are materially definable as a class of human being. That means that the category definition of 'woman' describes those humans who are adult and female. The only criterion for being a woman is to be a female girl who survives into adulthood. No other criteria are necessary: no personality traits, no interests, no adornment or style of dress, no mandatory life choice must flow from this definition. This is the realm of category definitions and not value judgements.

Core Belief 2: Women (as adult female humans), are culturally, legislatively and politically important, with their own sets of needs, rights and concerns. On the basis of being female, such women assert the need in particular for female-only spaces, sports, and other services on the basis of privacy, dignity and/or safety – or, simply, in recognition that equality and social justice cannot be achieved where males and females are included together with competing interests in whatever space is under discussion.

Core Belief 3: Where social, cultural or legislative trends are under way – ones that may diminish women's rights and/or liberation – then women have a right to meet and discuss freely that which affects their lives profoundly. As such, when women's events are protested disproportionately via attempts to shut them down or to intimidate attendees, the women involved will respond with even more rigorous calls for debate and reassertion of their right to freedom of speech and assembly.

– Jenny Lindsay (2024) Hounded: Women, Harms and the Gender Wars, pp. 1-2.

[thegeorgiahuntsman]

Daryl Dixon in Every Episode - Hounded (S03E06)

[free-queer-books]

Series Starters by Quinn Cameron

Quinn Cameron has two books free on Amazon! They are likely free only for today.

Hounded: Fire & Brimstone - Hellhound who sold his soul to Hell tries to keep his phoenix boyfriend out of Hell

Marionette: Pulling Strings - Witch assassin tries to leave gang before his brother becomes involved

Both are M/M, but I think Hounded is the only romance.

Covers and full summaries are below the read-more.

Loren sold his soul for love and, for love, he may risk eternity. As a hellhound, Loren has given his life to the service of his demonic owner, but he keeps one thing for himself: his relationship with a phoenix named Indy. Protecting Indy from those who would exploit his power has always been paramount to Loren, but it becomes far more difficult when word of the phoenix reaches Hell. Rumors that a phoenix’s tears can purify even the most corrupted soul make Indy a valuable asset to any demon, and Loren’s owner is no exception. Intervening in the hunt for the phoenix would reveal Loren’s treachery and guarantee his death, but he can’t stand by and allow the destruction of the man he loves. His devotion cost him dearly before, and now he may pay the ultimate price.

Fitch Farrow never wanted to be a killer, but he’s damn good at it. They call me Marionette. A murderer. A monster. And they’re not wrong. With my telekinesis, I’ve spent years making bodies dance before they drop. My criminal lifestyle was manageable, tolerable even, until I saw my little brother following in my footsteps. I can’t let that happen. I won’t. Even if it means risking everything. As a member of a notorious gang of witches, I know the price of betrayal: prison if I’m lucky, death if I’m not. But I don’t care. I’ll do whatever it takes to keep him out of this life. Locked up, I find myself caught between two forces: my gang, who doesn’t take betrayal lightly, and the government, who’d rather use me than execute me. Both sides dangle freedom in front of me. Both would rip me apart to get what they want. But I’ve never let anyone pull my strings. Not the gang. Not the law. Not fear. I just have to decide who I’m willing to betray: my brother, the gang, or myself.

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