Categories: Carnival

*Emerges from mountain of work, housework, family stuff*
*Looks around*
*Blinks*
*Notices that QoT at Ideologically Impure has put up the 40th DUFC: Bigger, better and with more punnage!*

*Cheers*
*Is buried for an unspecified time under more stuff as Work Mountain collapses*

Brought to you by Bluebec.

Next month – Mim’s.

Submitting a post or Interested in hosting a Carnival? The submission form is here, the Carnival home page is here.

This month’s carnival is brought to you by the mighty Boganette in NZ, who, you might notice, has moved from Blogspot to new digs at http://boganette.com. Adjust your bookmarks now!

Next month – Bluebec.
Submitting a post or Interested in hosting a Carnival? The submission form is here, more info here.

The Down Under Feminist Carnival 36 is brought to you by Creatrix Tiara the Merch Girl. In her own words – interdisciplinary iconoclast and creatrix of awesome, performance artist, production assistant, creative producer, writer, media personality, rabble-rouser, dabbler.

Deep in the Headquarters of DUFC, Chally is accepting submissions for May, which will be hosted by Boganette.

This month’s DUFC is brought to you by the Cast Iron Balcony. Welcome to the Balcony! Come up, admire the view of Melbourne, and grab a glass of what you fancy. Settle in, it’ll be a big one.

Wasn’t March a busy month? For our NZ bloggers it was still a matter of coming to terms with the terrible Christchurch earthquake. Amanda of Pickled Think lives in the Canterbury/Christchurch area and has published her experiences during the quake and afterwards. She has had a story published in Tales for Canterbury: a fundraising anthology, a short story compilation the profits from which go to earthquake relief. Buy up big for friends’ birthdays and next Christmas. Deborah, at The Hand Mirror, takes a moment to remember and reflect on the earthquake .

International Womens Day

March 8 was, of course, International Womens Day. In No more men?, Shiny new coin SNC pre-empts the cries of “why isn’t there an International Men’s day?” and writes about a new study on women and homelessness. “It Could be You: Female, Single, Older and Homeless, aside from the irksome and unwieldy title, reads like a perfect storm of why there is an International Women’s Day.”
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This month’s Down Under Feminist Carnival is expertly hosted by Spilt Milk. Next month (April 5): This blog!

(Information on the Down Under Feminist Carnival for those of you who might be new to it)

You can send suggestions for Carnival #35 to the Carnival Submissions form, or just via email to h_smart_AT_iprimus_com_au. Otherwise, you could just put links for the DUFC in a comment on this post.

I thought I should at least nod to IWD, as I’ve been bad, as usual, and the day has sailed past in a blur of a full day’s work at the Mike Starr Memorial Dog’s home (and Cattery) , a load of washing, a load of dishes, garden and other diversions, OH THERE’S A TOPIC IN THERE. Ahem.

Yup. Missed it. I’ll have to do an IWD post next year. And I’d also like to link to the 33rd DUFC, brought to you by Leonine Anti-Heroine, which I also missed in recent kerfuffles.

Oh, and the CD launch? It went off.

Profligate Promiscuous Strumpet hosts this month’s Down Under Feminist Carnival for your reading pleasure.

You can put up candidates for next month’s carnival on the Carnival Submissions form, or if you can’t access that, via email to Claire Arch-Nemesis at Leonine Anti-Heroine.

DUFC #31: Brought to you by Tigtog, so you know it’s good!

This month’s Carnival is up at Fat Lot of Good. Nice work, FLOG!
 
 
PSA: Tess McKenna and the Shapiros won’t be playing at the Lomond hotel on the 12th – yes, I got the date wrong as well – but it’s still worth going to see Aintree Sweet featuring Jen Anderson and Barb Waters.