In which Estelle discusses gods, demons, and the theme of oneness through the third chapter of The Woman Who Rides Like a Man.

In which Estelle discusses murder, marginalia, and the theme of motivation through the second chapter of The Woman Who Rides Like a Man.

In which Estelle discusses duels, demons, and the theme of justice through the first chapter of The Woman Who Rides Like a Man.

In which Estelle discusses vulnerability, cowardice, and the theme of courage through the final chapter of In the Hand of the Goddess.

In which Estelle discusses adulthood and the theme of maturity through the ninth chapter of In the Hand of the Goddess.

In which Estelle discusses the theme of anger through the eighth chapter of In the Hand of the Goddess.

In which Estelle discuss being overwhelmed by feelings, self expression, and the theme of through the seventh chapter of In the Hand of the Goddess.

In which a sweaty and headache-y Estelle discusses the gods, finding meaning, and the theme of faith through the sixth chapter of In the Hand of the Goddess.

In which Estelle discusses race, the comfort of togetherness, and the theme of awareness through the fifth chapter of In the Hand of the Goddess.

In which Estelle discusses anechoic chambers, young love, and the theme of silence through the fourth chapter of In the Hand of the Goddess.