Jan Feb March April May June July August September October November Phew. I was reading up until midnight. And past midnight. But I count anything I finished by 1:15 a.m. on January 1st as something …
100 Books: December

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Jan Feb March April May June July August September October November Phew. I was reading up until midnight. And past midnight. But I count anything I finished by 1:15 a.m. on January 1st as something …
Anecdote time. A few years ago, my younger cousin was beginning to doubt, so one day, finally, he went to his mother for reassurance. “Mom? …
Jan Feb March April May June July August September October WELP. This was easily my most productive month, reading-wise. 17! That means I have 16 left. To be read in one month. That’s just …
(Image is from Wishing Well Sanctuary) I finished Sistah Vegan this month and decided it was worth its own post so here are my very inexpert …
Hi there! Here we all are on this fine day, finding ourselves parked on this web page which belongs to two people who preferred the …
(I know Jane is sketching in a sketch book but I needed to use her at least once because anyone with this much enthusiasm for …
Spoilers. Large ones. Last time I watched an entire season of Stranger Things in a short amount of time, I wrote this thing about the weird trope …
^^^^^^^^^^^^ This, by Emily Sowers, who will hopefully make a thousand more soon, is a good video essay. I could just leave it there, but watching it …
In thinking of examples of powerful women being demonized, one need look no further than Hillary Rodham Clinton. I don’t need to remind you. 2016 …
In brief: I have some notes, but I loved it. Spoilers, for movie. And book. “they all float” by Mark Englert Creepy enough, Bill Skarsgård …