lady business

Who We Are

✭ Renay is a long time member of slash fandom and nerdfighteria who stumbled into book blogging by accident and decided she liked arguing with herself at length and in capslock — it was all downhill from there. more? »    

✭ Ana is a reader and proud geek who’s been blogging about books since early 2007. more? »   

✭ By day Jodie is one of those evil marketers you're always hearing about. In fact she’s an evil British marketer and probably the inspiration for the next Bond villain. more? »  

About Lady Business

➘ Profile
➘ Introduction
➘ Is this a feminist project?
➘ 101 Resources
➘ Review Policy
➘ Comment Policy
➘ Contact Us

  

How We Roll

1. Stories by ladies about ladies.
2. Stories by ladies about men.
3. Stories by men about ladies.
4. Stories by men about men.

Content

➘ book reviews
➘ film reviews
➘ television reviews
➘ sidetracks
➘ we want it!
➘ all our tags

Places We Love ♡

Amy Reads
Ana Mardoll's Ramblings
Bonjour, Cass!
The Book Smugglers
Booked All Week
bookshelves of doom
Bookslut
Calico Reaction
A Chair, a Fireplace, and a Tea Cozy
A Dribble of Ink
Eve's Alexandria
Fantasy Cafe
Hello, tailor.
Iris On Books
Jenny's Books
Life in Publishing
The Literary Omnivore
The Mary Sue
Medieval Bookworm
My Friend Amy
Read Irresponsibly
SF Signal
Shattersnipe: Malcontent & Rainbows
So Many Books
Stella Matutina
A Striped Armchair
Threadbared
A Work in Progress
The Written World

Link Policy

If you see us posting about a book, film, show, etc. you have reviewed, leave us a comment with a link to your review and we'll be glad to add it to the post. We do this because we find review interlinking useful for both bloggers and readers. Learn more »

"In the contemporary world, where things fall apart and the center cannot hold, you need to imagine a community where there is no center." — John Green

Criticism & Debate

Yes! We welcome criticism and debate and seek to become better people and better critics through the process. However, we do have a comment policy and you should follow it in order to prevent abuse and keep the space safe for you, us, and our guests. Thanks!

What's with your subtitle?

It's a riff off an extremely obscure meme only Tom Hardy and Myspace fans will appreciate.