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Started reading What Is Philosophy For? by Mary Midgley, which I first read in 2020 (funny, I thought it was longer ago than that) but am now reading again as follow-up to Metaphysical Animals (in which Midgley is one of the four philosophers whose story is told by that book)
Currently reading The Corn King and the Spring Queen by Naomi Mitchison.
Mitchison also wrote Travel Light, one of my favourite books of last year (I read it twice!). Corn King is set in the same universe – the fictional Scythian land of Marob features in both books – but is a longer, more adult, and profoundly different book.
How is it different? Well I'm glad you asked. I'd say one way in which it's different is that Travel Light didn't include any descriptions of erect penises or any depictions of fertility orgies. (Mitchison acknowledges her debt to The Golden Bough in her introduction to the 1990 edition.)
Corn King also has quite a satisfying undercurrent of queerness, especially for a book published in 1931. Setting it in classical antiquity presumably offered a degree of licence.
(One CW for anyone thinking of reading it: a central character is raped fairly early on in the novel. By the man who becomes her husband. Whom she comes to love. If that's a dealbreaker for you – and I can entirely see why it would be – then stick to Travel Light, which is wonderful, no notes at all.)
The world we were promised ⬆️
The world we were given ⬇️
(Orwell Court, Lewisham)
by Ilya Bolotowsky, 1979
“It is beneath the dignity of a rational creature not to understand the conditions of [xir] own oppression.”
– Terry Eagleton, in an LRB interview quoted by Sarah Stein Lubrano
LIKES TO CHARGE REBLOGS TO CAST
you people aren't CASTING
who up perceiving and reacting to stimulus
A quick and easy nonbinary name survey
[ Click here to participate ]
It's open until 19th July 2026, and it's open to anyone whose gender(s) (or lack thereof) defy the restrictive binary of male/female.
Boost for SCIENCE~~~
by Gianfranco Zappettini
Everyone go look up the song nasa banned from space
Don't forget to play it loud as fuck
please….listen to the whole thing. And imagine that you are IN SPACE in 1973 and you JUST woke up. Every time you adjust…it escalates somehow.
This song had to be designed in a lab for the sole purpose of fucking with astronauts. whoever added it to the NASA playlist was a genius.
It took them two tries to ban it?
Started reading Valuable Humans in Transit (and Other Stories) by qntm
henry scott tuke | the critics (1927)
hell’s TEETH
July, 2007! That's nineteen years ago!
happy june 2019
happy september 2025
happy later
happy and later
