
Book Review: The First Bad Man – Miranda July
Miranda July’s “The First Bad Man” starts out an hilarious portrait of oddball Cheryl Glickman, but for Katherine Quinn, it’s the darker, intimate, thought-provoking moments that will stay with her.

Miranda July’s “The First Bad Man” starts out an hilarious portrait of oddball Cheryl Glickman, but for Katherine Quinn, it’s the darker, intimate, thought-provoking moments that will stay with her.
There is power in pee, apparently, and Katherine Quinn has gone to some lengths to start spreading the…um…news…
Unimpressed with the decision to allow monkeys into Australia to film some pirate movie, in the interests of animal welfare, Katherine Quinn pushes for the use of CGI instead of live animals.
TBS’ latest Travelogue sees Katherine Quinn exploring the wonders of Bruny Island. Beauty, serenity, history…oh, and such relief from the bedlam of Tasmania!
Despite Eugenie Bouchard being a talented tennis player, Katherine Quinn identifies the “Bouchard Method” that has augmented the Canadian’s fame.