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Thank you, anything for that #LI120

BIG huge mood. Same issue here.

Not only can Syd C L O S E - R E A D , she can also do ~makeup~

You know who is a really great writer? My brother. Also, you want to know who twists my arm to give away most of my money to charity? My brother. You want to know who thinks as hard about how to make a positive impact as anyone I've ever met? My brother, who fucking kicks ass.

x2 Steven Ambrose from the rest of us

(Excluding the Mayan Popol Vuh) Why am I only reading dead white wealthy cis males next semester? Steven Ambrose set the bar high my first semester.

Testing out our #LI120 graphic novel knowledge with Watchmen

Me writing the first draft: I'll fix this later. Me now: Fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you

“You can’t escape me,” said N. K. Jemisin as she continued to write in second person Sydney grace @maxxthewriter

I have had "Downeaster Alexa" in my head for three days and it's starting to get really unpleasant actually.

¡Claroooo!

My kid had an absolute unholy screaming like forty minute meltdown about a very small thing and then at the end of it said quietly “I miss school and I miss my friends”

Amazing work by one of the coolest friends I know: Cuba y el compromiso colectivo by E. P. Frankenberg link.medium.com/ojI6ZuLl25

“I guess I'm telling you this because I don't want you to have to ask yourself if that was the last time you'll see a loved one. There's no hospital bed for you. Even if they find one, there's no one to care for you.”

I dreamt tonight I met 🐢🐢🐢John Green🐢🐢🐢 at my high school prom… Great guy. Dream John gets a 5 star review. #JohnGreen #TheAnthropoceneReviewed

The banned "Dead Loop" of Olga Korbut, 1972. It was the first and last time the trick was documented.

🦴 "Floating Bones is a multi-sensory experience written at a time in which the author did not have a home, 'when everywhere was a door.'" Check out Sisel Gelman's narration of Yeva Johnson's review of Floating Bones, written by Rae Diamond, and read the full review below.

🇮🇹 "Our language digs gardens, builds sheds, makes wine." This WSLR book review by Courtney Heidon features Tina Biello's The Weight of Survival. It is a poetry collection where Biello blends her Italian family's dialect of Casacalenda into her poems.