[orchidblack]

Some CONTROL concept art.

[projectiondepartment]

new poem by me just dropped in amok issue 1 which i don't think will be sold internationally so i have decided to post it here in full. yay!

[gouged-doll]

[builtwithapathy]

been sketching murderbot on the clock again. demonstrating a lack of work ethic that it would probably approve of

[log6]

you think so much. You could think about a door for a hundred years and it would stay closed.

[circlingirl]

quotes from my architecture text. literally so true

[transcarcinization]

i know everyone has mentioned the ‘it could be a we problem’ line but i’m still obsessed w the concept of three trying to coerce secunit onto its side when it’s beefing with ART. heyy bestie will you tell the massive malignant supercomputer that’s in love w you that i did nothing wrong♥️♥️♥️

[guiltfactory]

i like when both people in a relationship are scared of it

[gloomth-and-wanderings]

on nights when the veil is thin u can read rpf on jstor

[ploobytumbls]

baby you can read rpf on jstor anytime if you're brave enough

[amphibianshaped]

[neoyorzapoteca]

When I began trying to imagine speaking from even more radically nonhuman points of view, such as an MRI, or the ocean floor, I realized it was becoming, for me, an increasingly urgent practice—in both an ecological and a theological sense. An instruction.

Obviously, it is an illusion. I cannot speak from the point of view of the ocean, the seafloor. But it is a profoundly operative illusion. The attempt changes one. Radically. It changes one’s size, one’s sense of one’s centrality as the speaker; it compels a kind of radical imagination of otherness. You try to feel your own unlikeness. It’s instructive as a poetic and spiritual action, and it also carried over, for me, into my political sense of my “being”—not just my philosophical sense of my “being at all.” Who is this speaking? That became a question I asked in many ways in multiple books. It felt—it feels—important not to know the answer to that question. It also feels destabilizing in a very fruitful way to keep putting oneself in a situation where one is required to ask it.

Jorie Graham

[sapphling]

does anyone know if we've epically defeated fascism by ironically emasculating its figureheads yet

[girlfictions]

Mary Oliver, Moments

[inaturalist-unofficial]

[str-ngeloop]

probably tomorrow i'm gonna somehow be more organized and disciplined than i ever have been in my whole life so i'm fine probably

[builtwithapathy]

tough thing about recommending dnd shows to non-dnd people is that every single cast member will without fail be hitting the promos with maximum dork phenotype

[clementine-kesh]

network effect is really good because to amena murderbot is basically just a babysitter with guns but to everyone from the corporate rim it’s like seeing a teen hanging out with a grizzly bear and when they’re like what the hell she’s just like yeah that’s my mom’s friend it’s lame as fuckkkk