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Wow look how big I smile when I have nothing due!!!! Undergrad: completed! https://www.instagram.com/p/COhCYessmdU/?igshid=nmz3y7mmmnla
My quarantine haircut is modeled after 70s psych rock to grow into an 80s hair band look. Thank you for respecting my bad decisions.
I know some of you have been sent home from schools, have been laid off from jobs due to the pandemic, are doing social distancing, and/or have been quarantined so there’s a lot more alone time, lack of routines, and huge amounts of stress. People may need some escapism to just deal.
So I’ll be posting ebooks that publishers are generously discounting, giving away, etc. due to the current pandemic.
I’d normally put a long formatted list together but I honestly don’t have the heart so in pieces. I’ll add update posts when/if there’s more.
First ones:
Horse Crazy: A Novel by Gary Indiana - free ebook until March 17 (today) 12:30pm EST
Out-Spoken Press - Ebooks - All free for now
Invisible Publishing - Ebooks - Have been made Pay What You Can
Influx Press - Ebook Subscriptions
Fly on the Wall Press - 50% off until March 20 with coupon EBOOK50
the earthquake room by Davey Davis - free PDF
11:11 Press - Ebooks - Pay What You Can
3 of Cups Press - discounted, owner was giving free ebooks away before but the response was too overwhelming
Oh, and if you’ve a book release that’s been affected please send me a link.
The Earth Will Shake Us Off Like Fleas by June Gehringer - PWYC, donates to QTPOC affected by COVID19
Gigantic Worlds ed. Lincoln Michel - free
Only Shallow by Jasmine Gibson - free
Ugly Music by Diannely Antigua - YesYes Books poetry ebook
Haymarket Books - 10 free ebooks
Presses
Metatron Press - ebooks $6.00 CAD/$4.38-ish USD
Book*hug Press - all ebooks $5.00 CAD/$3.65-ish USD - 100% goes direct to the authors during the COVID-19 crisis
Commune Editions - chapbooks - free PDFs
Commune Editions - books - older books available as free PDFs
Garden-Door Press - ebooks - a couple of their OOP ebooks are available as $5 PDFs, all proceeds go to the author
Birds, LLC - ebooks - older books available as $5 PDFs and a couple are available as $6.99 audiobooks
Vaultzine - ebooks - $6 CAD/$4.38-ish USD, authors include Doretta Lau, Sennah Yee, & Hann Shafi
Ghost City Press - microchaps - free PDFs
knife | fork | book - ebooks - $6.00CAD
Maverick Duck Press - ebooks - free PDFs
Black Lawrence Press - ebooks - $4.95 through Friday (March 20)
New Michigan Press - ebooks - $5 PDF (& frontline)
Subscription Services
Scribd available for free for 30 days with no credit card or commitment needed - https://twitter.com/Scribd/status/1240276773985812480
Magazines/Journals
The Arsonist Magazine - print magazine made available in PDF
Brick: A Literary Journal - all issues available online for free for the next month
The Chronicles of Now - short fiction from today’s headlines commissioned from major authors - free
Ebooks
Stone Butch Blues by Leslie Feinberg - free PDF
Takahē by Stacey Teague - PWYC
Dead Tongue by Bunkong Tuon and illustrations by Joanna C. Valente - $3.00
Hold Me Gorilla Monsoon by Colette Arrand - free PDF
Online
UNREST by Simone White
BARF MANIFESTO by Dodie Bellamy
DEFORMATION ZONE by Joyelle McSweeney & Johannes Göransson - free chapbook
A PANIC THAT CAN STILL COME UPON ME by Peter Gizzi - free chapbook
I HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO SING by Alexis Almeida - free chapbook
SWALLOWER by Lyric Hunter
NOVELTY ACT by Maureen Thorson
INSTANTS by Philip Metres
THAT WE COME TO A CONSENSUS by Sara Veglahn and Noah Eli Gordon
POETRY IS NOT A PROJECT by Dorothea Lasky
FALSE FRIENDS by Uljana Wolf
Ugly Duckling Presse - Online Chapbook Archive
Ugly Duckling Press - google search - made this since not all are listed in their Online Chapbook Archive page
Audiobooks
Dear Universe: Poems on Love, Longing, and Finding Your Place in the Cosmos by Pierra Calasanz-Labrador - $3.95
Kindle
The Encyclopedia of Early Earth by Isabel Greenberg - graphic memoir - $4.99
Collection of Free Audiobooks on Audible - these audiobooks were made free to stream while school is out during the pandemic - no login/account required
Verso - 10 free ebooks available and 80% off all the rest
Archipelago Books - 30 ebooks free to download
AK Press - Ebooks - all have been discounted to $1.99
2040 Books & Santa Fe Writers Project – Ebooks - all have been discounted to $1.99 - use their website to access their Kindle links so they get an additional boost as a referrer
Inanna Publications - Books & Ebooks - 40% off with coupon code iwd2020
Fuck the Apocalypse by Stuart Buck - free to download or read online - if you’d like to donate there is a link to their Paypal
Poetry Wales - print magazine made free to read online until April 19
The Elephants - Ebooks - free PDFs for their ephemera/chapbooks & $5 PDFs for their regular books
A Hair From Milk by Never Angeline Nørth - $10 - All proceeds from this sale go to Blacktransfutures, a fund for directly supporting the material needs of black transgender people.
Never Angeline Nørth - ebooks - many available as PWYC
Comixology - Unlimited - Free trial extended to 60 days
Note: Today (March 20) is the last day Out-Spoken Press will make all their ebooks available for free. They will continue to offer their ebooks at a reduced price.
Open Letter Books - Ebooks - repriced to $3.99
Verso Books - #StayHome With Verso - free ebook series
Time For Kids Digital Library - free for younger kids until the end of the school year
Yes, Poetry - ebooks - free and $2 poetry chapbooks
Polis Books - ebooks - discounted to $4.99
Galley Beggar Press - Ebooks - Ebooks are now being sold on their site for £2.50 (except Ducks, which is £3.50)
Dostoyevsky Wannabe - ebooks - has added some £2.50/$2.99 ebooks to Amazon and plans to add more (search the titles on US/[your country] Amazon if you’re not from the UK)
Oblomov by Ivan Goncharov - free on Seven Stories Press until March 24th (today) at 12:59pm EST
Need to take my mind off my incandescent rage at America’s sudden desire for eugenics so here’s more ebooks:
Metonymy Press - 40% off books & ebooks with coupon code “COVID SURVIVAL” until March 31. 100% of ebook proceeds go to the author.
Inside the Castle - all books now available as free ebooks
Backbone Press - ebooks - $4 each
Melville House - Their most popular ebooks are $1.99 for a couple more days
Grey Borders Books - online digital archive - available to read free online
Fairy Tale Review - available to read for free online via JSTOR
University of Arkansas - new ebooks - on sale
Cardboard House Press - Chapbooks - They’ve made some of their chapbooks free to read online
Melville House - Ebooks - Week 2 (with all new selections) of their most popular ebooks on sale for $1.99
co•im•press - ebooks - $5
Calamari Press - ebooks - made free to download
The Operating System - OS Open Access Library - PDFs available with donations requested for the author and/or publisher
Fitzcarraldo Editions - ebooks - on sale for $3.99 on Kindle, Kobo, and Apple Books
Sublunary Editions - their monthly mailings have been made available as free PDFs
Black Lawrence Press - 50% off with code MARCH50
Bury them in one of these
sorry for being white
not forgiven.
soulja boy predicted social distancing when he wrote kiss me thru the phone
my uncle sent me BAD essential oils
I am screaming
I have had this secret goal since I started college in 2016 to get a 100 on an exam. I once got a 103 but I had missed a question and got a five point bonus question so this still didn't feel like a 100.
And THAT'S how uptight I'm being about this. I thought it was a fun goal that I was using to drive myself to new heights in my academic world but now I see I was literally striving for perfection.
Trying so hard to make something or someone perfect have been my biggest mistakes and it sucks to see I am still doing it but now to myself. And probably always have been.
I get pretty great grades and most social work and psychology schools I'm looking at don't even need a high GPA. I have no reason to be so uptight about my grades and even if I change my mind about schools I have a good ass gpa.
Ugh nobody is perfect and I know that striving for perfection is fucking relationship ruining and yet I do it over and over. Writing this here so I can keep it in my thoughts and hopefully improve.
Did y'all know school is a lot harder these days? I'm now working with an 8th grader to do his online schooling, and while I am getting excellent grades in my junior year of college, I am getting Fs and Ds on this kid's homework. And we are only doing History and English, two classes I loved in eighth grade. My new most-used saying/thought while tutoring is "I hate eighth grade."
THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT
Am I more jealous of the woman driving a car stuffed with fluffy dogs or the fluffy dogs riding carelessly with wind in their fur? Can't wait for the end of this long ass semester of me stressing out and neither having two dogs nor being two dogs. https://www.instagram.com/p/B4YT5-IlDmP/?igshid=1x75tjef9e3u9
someone should really write an essay exploring how casual homophobia in society causes gay people to be sexualized no matter their age. For example people didn’t start seeing ‘ Old Town Road” as a sexual song until lil nas came out. and like yeah it’s fine if gay people are sexual obviously but the fact is that the first thing people think about when they learn someone is gay is sex. which just causes a whole hoard of issues and in conclusion it’s cishets fault and they suck
My new years resolution was for more drama and I got it
Thank you next
I normally only post food that i make myself but how have I been vegan for almost a decade and never tried jackfruit before?? Best vegan tacos I've ever had and now I cant go back. Send me your trusted jackfruit recipes and tips please! https://www.instagram.com/gaycrimewave/p/BwX2jkgFsxY/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1nmtjzn2a3hh2
y’all love to mock asian nail salon owners so here’s a little background for your dumbasses:
during the vietnam war, many vietnamese refugees came to america, a lot being women and their children. an american actress, tippi hedren, flew to sacramento, ca. to visit a refugee camp. she wanted to meet the women who were living there and figure out ways to support them. many of them had lost their husbands in the war and were now left without an income and many had no knowledge of how to begin to provide for themselves and their children. while there, tippi noticed that many of the women were fascinated with her manicured nails. tippi had gotten the idea to fly her manicurist to the refugee camp to teach the women how to do nails, in hopes of giving these women a way to support themselves and their families. tippi had paid for 20 women from the refugee camp to attend beautician school and help them get their licenses & eventually find jobs. about 51% of manicurists in the u.s. are vietnamese and many of them are direct descendants of these 20 women who were given the chance to go to beautician school at the courtesy of tippi. so next time y’all want to mock and make fun of hardworking nail techs and treat them like shit, just remember that this is all because of the labor and the persistence of their ancestors who came here with nothing.
Another reason California has a high number of Vietnamese nail techs, is because you can take the test in Vietnamese.
As in, you don’t have to be required to test in English to get licensed which makes the transition easier to learn English gradually.
Anti-Asian sentiment is at an all time high while people still demand their nails to be done.
Respect your service provider.
The Pit Stop: Jersey Justice ft. Kim Chi
even if my titties aren’t physically out, they’re spiritually out, and that’s what matters