They repurposed the word, you know.

Before Wordle meant that annoying game that everyone keeps posting about, Wordle was a tool for analyzing a chunk of text and displaying the words that the author used most often.

This was the Wordle of my first book, GenderQueer: A Story From a Different Closet:




Well, here's the Wordle for That Guy in Our Women's Studies Class, which from its title might seem likely to be more akin to an academic text full of scary polysyllables and insider terminology. It mostly isnt:




If you want to see a genuinely abstruse academic paper's Wordle for comparison's sake, here's what my 1992 paper "Missing in Action: Radical Feminism and/or Poststructuralist Feminism in the Academy" looks like:




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My first book, GenderQueer: A Story From a Different Closet, is published by Sunstone Press. It is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble in paperback, hardback, and ebook, and as ebook only from Apple, Kobo, and directly from Sunstone Press themselves.


My second book, That Guy in Our Women's Studies Class, has also now been published by Sunstone Press. It's a sequel to GenderQueer. It is available on Amazon and on Barnes & Noble in paperback. eBook version and hardback versions to follow, stay tuned for details.



Links to published reviews and comments are listed on my Home Page, for GenderQueer now and for Guy in Women's Studies once they come out.

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