free to identify things how we perceive them." Paley is a frequent contributor to a gender critical podcast, "Heterodorx". Personal life Though of Jewish ancestry, Paley is an atheist as was her father. Paley identifies as childfree. In 2011, Paley began making art quilts. The first public exhibition of her quilts was held in June 2013 in central Illinois. Works Comic strips Nina's Adventures Fluff the Hots Mimi & Eunice Filmography Shorts Cancer (1998. Drawing directly on film. 2 minutes. Color. 35mm.) Luv Is... (1998. Clay animation. 3.5 minutes. Beta SP / Super-8. Color.) I (heart) My Cat (1998. Clay animation. 3 minutes. 16mm. Color.) Pandorama (2000. Drawing directly on film. 3 minutes. color. 15perf/70mm - also known as "IMAX") Fetch! (2001. 2-D computer animation. 4.5 minutes. 35mm. Color.) Thank You for Not Breeding (2002. Documentary. 36 minutes. Video. Color.) The Stork (2002. 2-D computer animation (Flash/Photoshop/Final Cut Pro). 3 minutes. Video. Color.) Goddess of Fertility (2002. 2-D digital animation. 2 minutes. Clay animated on a glass. Color. 35mm.) Fertco (2002. 2-D digital animation. 3 minutes. Color. Video.) The Wit and Wisdom of Cancer (2002. 2-D digital animation. 4.5 minutes. Color. Dialog. Video.) On Children, a segment in Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet (2015. 2-D digital animation. Color.) Features Sita Sings the Blues (82 min, 2003–2008, 2-D digital animation. Color.) Seder-Masochism (2018) Media appearances The Tom and Doug Show - Paley has been a regular guest on the nationally syndicated Tom and Doug radio show, a weekly comedy music show on the Pacifica Radio Network. She "showed" her film The Wit and Wisdom of Cancer on show 304, discussed her "Christmas Resistance movement" on show 336, discussed Tom and Doug's songs "Gangsta Knitter" and "Sooner or Later" on show 232, discussed Sita Sings the Blues on show 361, and Tom and Doug rewrote her song "Copying is Not Theft" and played it for her on show 377. References External links 1968 births American animators Jewish American atheists American comic strip cartoonists American feminists Radical feminists Living people Open content activists People from Urbana, Illinois University Laboratory High School (Urbana, Illinois) alumni American female comics artists Female comics writers 20th-century American Jews Jewish feminists American women animators Jewish caricaturists American women film directors American animated film directors Anti-natalists Film directors from Illinois Critics of Judaism Articles containing video clips Secular Jews Activists from Illinois Jewish American activists Childfree Feminism and transgender 21st-century