Talked about reading Ulysses with my gyno during my pap today, good chat

in Seoul, I fell wildly in love with the work of Gala Porras-Kim, a Korean Colombian artist who imagines expansively beyond fights around museums’ return of artifacts often considered stolen

who(!) is this brilliant person & how do I talk to her, I thought, & I’m grateful INTERVIEW let me do so

@shereereneethomas.bsky.social’s Love Hangover is the most splendid reimagining of the siren I’ve read

1. Trans people exist
2. Trans people have the right to fully participate in society.
3. Trans rights are human rights

We’re reading together

I don’t know who had recommended Lake Michigan Monster as a Michigan-based horror movie, but imagine my disappointment when I discovered it’s set in MILWAUKEE

Really captivating, this one.

In the Time of the Butterflies was so beautiful I’m about to plaster butterflies all over my body as a reminder of resistance

Binging Carmilla web series this weekend for my health

Want to know what it feels like to be a clementine in a mesh bag

Naked mole rat homunculi via pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.072097999

Studied my whole life so far to be a crone.

How do I tell the tree in my front yard that her leaves are beautiful 😔

I thought I’d make good headway on Ulysses during my 10-hour train ride…I thought

Oh to be on Porco Rosso’s hidden beach rn

Monday night

Adored Maeve Fly by @ceejthemoment.bsky.social. Ended exactly how I didn’t want it to.

The only problem I have with reading non-fiction is finishing one book to add 5 more to my list. From reading Black Jacobins:

-25 degrees this week

Finished @rfkuang.bsky.social’s “Babel,” where the epilogue touches on the Haitian revolution. How fitting that the next book on my tbr is The Black Jacobins.

No description of a lover quite like Hurston’s of Tea Cake in Their Eyes Were Watching God