anne elisabeth hagen is a writer and artist who is passionate about art, feminism, and writing. She’s currently writing a book about the history of the word “fuck.
I have to say, I love it. I mean, I could not have been more surprised by the idea of an artist with the name anne elisabeth hagen writing a book about the history of the word fuck. Not that I’m not a fan of the word or anything, I am just not entirely sure what anne is doing with it.
Hagen started working to get her book published in 2012, but took a hiatus to write the book. I was surprised to hear she wrote a book about the history of the word fuck, but I’m sure it is a great book (the book is called “Fook”, by the way.) so Im not sure why she would want to write about the history of the word fuck, but I guess I can see why she would.
For an author to write a book about the history of the word fuck, I have to assume a lot of the work was done before she started writing her book. She’s probably got a better grasp on the subject than I do.
I guess I think she was looking for a way to kill time while she wrote the book. I think she went into it with a big goal, which was to get through all the history of the word fuck. Maybe she thought there would be a lot of shit she could pick apart in her book, but she was probably quite focused on the word fuck.
You should check out the book I mentioned to get an idea of how she approached the subject. It’s quite interesting.
Another thing I’ve found interesting is that Hagen is from the same city as my first cousin who has a brother who lives in the same city as me. I’ve known her for a while and can see how family ties can affect how you see yourself. I’ve always found it disheartening how much I admire her, but I have a feeling I’m going to get a lot of shit for that.
I had a lot of family members that died when I was young. People often get a bit of “shovel ready” in life, and sometimes they get a bit of sh*t. You get to know people as you are, so I feel I should show how much I respect her. I feel like she deserves all the respect in the world for the work she has done and for the way she lives her life and gives back.
I am not a fan of anyone who lives a life of extreme selflessness or sacrifice. I think she has an amazing amount of integrity and is incredibly talented. To me, she is that rare thing, someone who you could love and respect without having a thing against her.
Her work on Kojima Productions – which includes The Girl Who Leapt Through Time – has been praised by both Game Informer and Kotaku as one of the most important games of the decade. Her book, The End of History, has been compared to George R.R. Martin’s Game of Thrones, and she has been compared to the great writer Joyce Carol Oates.