Jungian psychologist Marie-Louise von Franz on the reality of wasted potential, brutal

running this back again tn……. only thing keeping me sane

yea

Would like to add to this that ‘No Country for Old Men’ was originally written by McCarthy as a screenplay. When the project collapsed, McCarthy then adapted it himself as a book – it’s his weakest novel, since it constantly reads like *it should be a film instead*.

Anyone know any literary-ish jobs in the Boston area for a very eager, very green Vassar post-grad?

submissions to ALOCASIA 's all indigenous issue close in less than three days!! i'm one of the guest editors and i can't stress enough that i want to read your fruity, plant-y poems!

a tragedy in four parts

Delighted to discover that BlackRock has a page on their site whose two key takeaways are: 1. You're thinking of Blackstone, and 2. Our lawyers refused to let us use the word "Blackstone."

I don’t know which state actually has the worst drivers, but I do know that I never saw anyone drive through the center of a roundabout until I went to Massachusetts

Incredibly excited to share my queer abecederian published in the Baltimore Beat this week in honor of Pride Month!!

PRIDE MONTH COVER REVEAL🩷💜💙 I got the bisexual cover I’ve been dreaming of forever for BETTER CATCH UP, KRISHNA KUMAR, my YA road trip romcom set in India that comes out on 27/1/26 with HarperTeen 📚! Art: koalanov Design: Chris Kwon Preorder: bit.ly/3FEGN4U

mr homo looking at the makeup

It is if you have those fake vinyl floors and a one bedroom apartment

my poem "A Table" is in the New Yorker today:

Just spent three pages of my book writing about the comma which opens Lispector’s An Apprenticeship. I love you, Clarice.

this is humanities phd level math

The NEWS I just got regarding ‘Better Catch Up, Krishna Kumar’. Y’all. This is the biggest achievement of my life. I’m not kidding you. I’m in shock and I truly can’t believe my stars. Fucking hell.

i do not "style" my hair. i let it air-dry and if it looks like shit i kill myself