Reminder — it’s the last day to contribute to the Alberta gov’t’s survey on book banning (pardon me, “school library standards”) 📚

You guys, here's a nerdy secret: I really like writing research ethics applications.

I have been LOVING this show, and I love this character, and this is a really great examination of a the kind of nuanced, knowledgeable portrayal of neurodivergence we (sadly) don't get to see often enough in media:

This is a really exciting development! Co-editing this issue was one of the loveliest projects I've had the opportunity to work on:

I don't know about others, but for me: it's rare that I can focus on one creative or academic project at the same time.

Everything always seems to happen at once.

Wondering what it would be like to embrace this instead of resist it, or try to find fun in the chaos of it, rather than anxiety.

Please teach me your ways.

The absolute rush of copyediting a good essay.

Firefly squids (Watasenia scintillans) have an absolutely stunning display of bioluminescence. Their bodies are covered in blue and green photophores.

They are also the only squid species known to have colour vision.

Once in a while, I go into a meeting with an instructor I haven't met before, and I notice they have a fancy pen, and they notice I have a fancy pen, and when the meeting is over we both go, "So, I noticed your pen—" and it's the best every time.