president-queef:

sylferino:

sylferino:

sylferino:

going to the grocery store when youre 20 makes your receipt look like this:

• item 1                            1.94
• item 2                            1.94
• item 3                            0.50
• item 4                            0.32
• item 5                            1.00
• item 6                            1.00
• item 7                            0.72
• item 8                            0.69
• item 9                            2.00
• item 10                          5.87
• item 11                          1.00
• item 12                          1.36

subtotal:                                 18.34

and you think about the $5 one for the rest of the day

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beroebluejeans:

Tamsyn Muir Interview: “There is a lot of blood on my dance floor.” – Three Crows Magazine – Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine

Tamsyn Muir Interview: “There is a lot of blood on my dance floor.” – Three Crows Magazine – Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine

threecrowsmagazine.com

“I feel there is a kind of terrible onus on queer authors at the moment to provide hope, namely because nobody else is goddamn bothering to, and I have been seduced like everyone else into loving it when I am provided with beautiful and positive and wonderful stories where people like me actually get to be happy for once — but I don’t think the flip side of that should be that queer authors writing homophobia, writing unhappy endings, burying our gays should be awful choices we are visiting on our gay audience. I talked with Kiwi SFF author Sascha Stronach, who wrote the wonderful queer noir fever dream The Dawnhounds last year, about how guilty we both felt about this. I hate that we felt guilty, but the only cure is for there to be so much queer fiction that one can find anything one desires — catharsis or reassurance; our best selves or our worst selves.”

lycanidor:

Art by me, 1st grade

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sanctus-ingenium:

ALT

macha | print

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inatelier:

thewilddivine:

“That’s why high school, or a crappy job, or any other restrictive circumstance can be dangerous: They make dreams too painful to bear. To avoid longing, we hunker down, wait, and resolve to just survive. Great art becomes a reminder of the art you want to be making, and of the gigantic world outside of your small, seemingly inescapable one. We hide from great things because they inspire us, and in this state, inspiration hurts.”

— One of the best articles I’ve ever read. Rookie Mag. By Spencer Tweedy. (via wildyork)

this hits me so fucking hard.

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i LOVE first contact with aliens stories, seriously it’s one of my favorite tropes, but authors writing it really need to understand that there’s no writing it without engaging with the colonial history behind it whether you intend to or not, and if your story is about humans settling on another planet you’re gonna look stupid if you don’t

lesbianboyfriend:

do it scared do it weird do it alone. holy trinity

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perenial:

perenial:

love reading late 90s/early 2000s scholarship on the potential of the internet. “hey we shouldn’t let venture capitalists get in on this” And Then They Did

this was published in 2001

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roseyboy:

Maple (1915) by Hannah Borger Overbeck

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