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[aestheticgoddess]

Ellsworth Kelly

[valscrapbook]

[blkfraps]

James Turrell x Hotline Bling

[djfksdjlf]

saw des ark! and then a girl backed into my car! we all had a great time! you can tell bc of the lasers (at Back Alley Bikes)

[urbnite]

[graphicdesignblg]

[djfksdjlf]

i had the best weekend in a long time and got to see so many of my favorite people all around the state. got to play with facehuggers and earth mover and at the end of the run sam literally gave us a bass cab?? i could cry. now all i wanna do is listen to shellac and not show up at work again.

[djfksdjlf]

got my dream bass today :-)

[babustyles]

[djfksdjlf]

hahahahaha I can't handle conflict and have been overly apologetic to everyone all day and I still feel like I'm going to burst into tears at any moment WHAT IS GOING ON

[nobunnyluvsyou]

Greetings from Coney Island by Love + Radio is truly one of the most beautiful episodes of a podcast I’ve ever heard. I’m deeply moved and teary eyed. Please go and listen.

[djfksdjlf]

yes! 

[isnthesweet]

Visit Original Link

[oursadsongs-blog]

Visit Original Link

[djfksdjlf]

[therumpus]

When women win literary awards for fiction it’s usually for writing from a male perspective and/or about men. The more prestigious the award, the more likely the subject of the narrative will be male.

–Nicola Griffith, introducing her analysis of 15 years’ results of literary prizes

1.

Find an old family photo, perhaps one pasted in a scrapbook or set in a frame filmed with dust. Is there a man in the photo? Write about him.

2.

Persuade your male lover Louise Colet (or whatever you call your male lover—I call mine Louise Colet) to send you confessional emails from which you can steal material for your novel-in-progress, and then every time you reply to Louise, make sure to reiterate what a motherfucking genius you are.

3.

Write a short story from the point-of-view of a babysitter who one summer night witnesses something she never expected to see in her life, and then do a “find and replace” in your Word doc until each instance of “babysitter” becomes “Navy SEAL.”

FUNNY WOMEN #131: Writing Prompts For Girls and Women by Leigh Stein.

[gillianstevens]

Rebekka Seale

[folkabout]