studyblr.

qiu + she/her + 19 totally exhausted also I’m not a very consistent studyblr

[dsu2014]

imagine owning an independent bookstore with a cafe and bakery with a cat that sleeps on the windowsills and people like to pet her while they browse the shelves

[shepardinquisitor]

I tried to find something about this to reblog and share, but I didn't see anything so I wanted to put this out there. More than 1000 authors have all signed a petition to stand in solidarity with trans rights and essentially condemning J.K. Rowling's TERF views.

This includes Stephen King (which coincides with his Twitter drama with Rowling from before), Margaret Atwood, Neil Gaiman, and more big names in the industry.

Look at those beautiful trans supportive authors!

The Google doc with the letter and a list of the authors who signed it can be found here:

Letter in support of the trans & non-binary community from US/Canada publishing professionals

This is a letter of support for the trans and non-binary community from publishing professionals of the United States and Canada. It is a co

Here is a link to an LA Times article:

Roxane Gay, Margaret Atwood sign open letter supporting trans and nonbinary people

Between 1,500 and 2,000 members of the North American literary world signed an open letter offering support to trans and nonbinary communiti

And here is a link to the Guardian article:

Stephen King, Margaret Atwood and Roxane Gay champion trans rights in open letter

With more than 1,200 signatories the US and Canada including Neil Gaiman and NK Jemisin, message follows row over comments by JK Rowling

I thought, given all the sincere disappointment I've heard from people who loved her books, at least this gives you an alternative source.

Trans rights are human rights!

[chaoticfruitcake]

re-reading a book you've read a hundred times because you need that serotonin is wonderful

don't let that stack of unread books in the corner shame you...

[castellorizonn]

you have a place in my heart no one else ever could have 🍃

F. Scott Fitzgerald

[synqra]

[dark-academia-in-russia]

[thursdaygirl002]

woman in unemployable degree

[cocophee]

k i k i 🧡

[julieterbang]

euni_food

[ancientsstudies]

Natural History Museum.

[indecs]

24.09.21

A new donut shop opened in town recently and they were giving out a free donut with a cup of coffee! The coffee was great and this coffee cream donut was irresistible...

[dark-soul9]

it’s so attractive when someone pays attention to the little details of you

[ratguzzler-deactivated20181213]

this is an england hate blog

[autisticmoonchild]

HOW IS THIS EVEN REAL? WHAT DID MY COUNTRY EVER DO TO ANYONE?!

[ratguzzler-deactivated20181213]

[autisticmoonchild]

oh sorry sweetie, i didn’t realise you still lived in the 1800s…🙄🙄

[ratguzzler-deactivated20181213]

[loreofcardigan]

I’ve been thinking about this for days. The 1800s??? The 1800s????

The 1800s ???????????????!

[florial]

[triflingthing]

an apple a day keeps the doctor away, unsure what two cappuccinos will do

[jesse-is-spiralling]

shout out to suzanne collins for normalising, and honestly even romanticising, body hair on girls/women. shout out for writing a lead female character who honestly likes her body hair and is sad when she has it forcibly removed.

shout out for describing it in a pleasant way ("soft, curly down") rather than something unsightly and vaguely embarrassing.

honestly just shout out to suzanne collins

[byrinn]