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ok so basically i made this to spill all my headcanon/story ideas to bc i cant put it in my main blog lol, also read my desc i mean it literally please just look into my ideas, see what ya like and make something out of it🙏 pls tag me tho cus i need to consume art
readings: essays, articles & short stories pt. 3
fossil folklore
pleistocene park
ghost in the cloud
an elephant crackup?
ingredients from brilliance
animals taught us culture
what's the deal with ai art?
bourdain, my camera, and me
deep intellect — inside the mind of an octopus
missing wood — exploring familial connections through food
the animals are talking. what does it mean?
our crisis is not loneliness but human beings becoming invisible
what did people believed about animals in the middle ages?
speak, memory
dreaming with water — on not looking away
taking animals into acount — the critical role of wild animals in shaping wetland ecosystems and the services they provide
splitting hairs — chinese immigrants, the queue, and the boundaries of political citizenship
fossilia and fossils: considerations on their understanding over the centuries
cannibal mordernity: oswald de andrade's manifesto antropófago (1928)
I read just over 200 books by non-white (for lack of a better word) women this year and these are all the ones I gave 3-5 stars.
poetry etc
natalie diaz, when my brother was an aztec
claudia rankine, don’t let me be lonely: an american lyric
tarfia faizullah, seam
tamai kobayashi and mona oikawa, all names spoken
safia elhillo, the january children
sonia sanchez, homegirls and handgrenades
haunani-kay trask, light in the crevice never seen
grace nichols, i is a long-memoired woman
rosanna deerchild, calling down the sky
juliane okot bitek, 100 days
short stories
carmen maria machado, her body and other parties
chinelo okparanta, happiness, like water
dawn dumont, glass beads
ngahuia te awekotuku, tahuri
becky birtha, for nights like this one: stories of loving women
achy obejas, the tower of the antilles
leanne betasamosake simpson, this accident of being lost: songs and stories
nice rodriguez, throw it to the river
elena poniatowska, lilus kikus and other stories
makeda silvera, her head a village
alice childress, like one of the family
jhoanna lynn cruz, women on fire
novels/plays
eden robinson, son of a trickster
suzette mayr, dr edith vane and the hares of crawley hall
louise erdrich, future home of the living god
paule marshall, brown girl, brownstones
terri janke, butterfly song
vi khi nao, fish in exile
kopano matlwa, coconut
adania shibli, touch
gwendolyn brooks, maud martha
ana castillo, watercolor woman/opaque men: a novel in verse
buchi emecheta, second class citizen
naomi fontaine, kuessipan
evelyne trouillot, the infamous rosalie
gloria naylor, mama day
emma perez, electra’s complex
marie clements, the unnnatural and accidental women
octavia butler, kindred: a graphic novel adaptation
scholastique mukasonga, our lady of the nile
han kang, human acts
hala alyan, salt houses
zinzi clemmons, what we lose
nalo hopkinson, sister mine
michelle cliff, no telephone to heaven
cherie dimaline, the marrow thieves
cathie dunsford, cowrie
marie vieux-chauvet, dance on the volcano
marjorie liu, monstress vol 1 & 2
silvia moreno-garcia, certain dark things
han suyin, winter love
katherena vermette, the break
s.j. sindu, marriage of a thousand lies
j.y. yang, the red threads of fortune
nayana currimbhoy, miss timmins’ school for girls
sherine hamdy, lissa; a story about medical promise, friendship and revolution
sahar khalifeh, wild thorns
catherine hernandez, scarborough
lydia kwa, oracle bone
makeda silvera, the heart does not bend
young adult
lois-ann yamanaka, name me nobody
gabby rivera, juliet takes a breath
nina revoyr, the necessary hunger: a novel
julie c. dao, forest of a thousand lanterns
melissa bashardoust, girls made of snow and glass
malinda lo, adaptation
malinda lo, a line in the dark
art
shirin neshat: facing history
elizabeth catlett: an american artist in mexico
wangechi mutu: a fantastic journey
joan simon, lorna simpson
family legacies: the art of betye, lezley and alison saar
carrie mae weems: three decades of photography and video
dancing at the louvre: faith ringgold’s french collection and other quilts
ruth cuthand: back talk, works 1983-2009
she who tells a story: women photographers from iran and the arab world
graciela iturbide: juchitan
mickalene thomas: origin of the universe
we are still here: a photographic history of the american indian movement
memoir/biographical
deborah a. miranda, bad indians: a tribal memoir
riverbend, baghdad burning: girl blog from iraq
ibtisam barakat, balcony on the moon: coming of age in palestine
leila ahmed, a border passage: from cairo to america - a woman’s journey
gaiutra bahadur, coolie woman: the odyssey of indenture
mine okubo, citizen 13660
esmerlda santiago, when i was puerto rican
haifa zangana, city of widows: an iraqi woman’s account of war and resistance
lorraine hansberry, to be young, gifted and black
leila abdelrazaq, baddawi
doris pilkington, rabbit-proof fence
anne moody, coming of age in mississippi: an autobiography
scholastique mukasonga, cockroaches
oksana marafioti, american gypsy
chanrithy him, when broken glass floats: growing up under the khmer rouge
manal al-sharif, daring to drive: a saudi woman’s awakening
mende nazer, slave: my true story
hiratsuka raicho, in the beginning, woman was the sun: the autobiography of a japanese feminist
lynda blackmon lowery, turning 15 on the road to freedom: my story of the selma voting rights march
ellen kuzwayo, call me woman
shirley geok-lin lim, among the white moon faces: an asian-american memoir of homelands
fatema mernissi, dreams of trespass: tales of a harem girlhood
miriam mathabene, miriam’s song: a memoir
thi bui, the best we could do
jeanne cordova, when we were outlaws
sandra uwiringiyimana, how dare the sun rise: memoirs of a war child
souha bechara, resistance: my life for lebanon
halima bashir, tears of the desert: a memoir of survival in darfur
margarita engle, enchanted air: two cultures, two wings: a memoir
jamaica kincaid, my brother
reyna grande, the distance between us
shirley chisholm, unbought and unbossed
sarah winnemucca hopkins, life among the piutes: their wrongs and claims
phoolan devi, the bandit queen of india
daisy bates, the long shadow of little rock: a memoir
domitilia b. de chungara, let me speak! testimony of domitilia, a woman of the bolivian mines
maria rosa henson, comfort woman: a filipina’s story of prostitution and slavery under the japanese military
elissa washuta, my body is a book of rules
betty: the helen betty osborne story
saidiya v. hartman, lose your mother: a journey along the atlantic slave trade
kaneko fumiko, the prison memoirs of a japanese woman
malika amar shaikh, I want to destroy myself: a memoir
sonia manzano, becoming maria: love and chaos in the south bronx
safiya bukhari, the war before
lorina mapa, duran duran, imedla marcos and me
haifa zangana, dreaming of baghdad
wangari maathai, unbowed
yiyun li, dear friend, from my life I write to you in your life
carolina maria de jesus, child of the dark: the diary of
hana yamagawa, from okinawa to the americas: hana yamagawa and her reminiscences of a century
emma reyes, the book of emma reyes: a memoir
rita la fontaine de cler zubli, disguised: a wartime memoir
lila quintero weaver, darkroom: a memoir in black and white
fadwa tuqan, a mountainous journey: an autobiography
leslie marmon silko, the turquoise ledge: a memoir
ana castillo, black dove, mama, mi’jo and me
alia malek, the home that was our country
anbara salam khalidi, memoirs of an early arab feminist: the life and activism of anbara salam khalidi
hida viloria, born both: an intersex life
fethiye cetin, my grandmother: a memoir
pauli murray, pauli murray: the autobiography of a black activist, feminist, lawyer, priest and poet
monica itoi sone, nisei daughter
alice french, my name is masak
huda shaarawi, harem years: the memoirs of an egyptian feminist 1879-1924
kai cheng thom, fierce femmes and notorious liars: a dangerous trans girl’s confabulous memoir
other non-fiction
beth brant, writing as witness
jesmyn ward, ed, the fire this time: a new generation speaks about race
eden robinson, sasquatch at home: traditional protocols & modern storytelling
mona oikawa, cartographies of violence: japanese canadian women, memory, and the subjects of the internment
alexis de veaux, warrior poet: a biography of audre lorde
joyce green, ed, indivisible; indigenous human rights
jael silliman et al, undivided rights: women of colour organizing for reproductive justice
urvashi butalia, the other side of silence: voices from the partition of india
elena r. gutierrez, fertile matters: the politics of mexican-origin women’s reproduction
monique morris, pushout: the criminalization of black girls in schools
chelsea vowel, indigenous writes: a guide to first nations, metis and inuit issues in canada
sarah deer, the beginning and end of rape: confronting sexual violence in native america
carla trujillo, ed, chicana lesbians: the girls our mothers warned us about
barbara smith, ed, home girls: a black feminist anthology
roxane dunbar-ortiz, all the real indians died off: and 20 other myths about native americans
sayantani dasgupta, globalization and transnational surrogacy in india: outsourcing life
lee maracle, I am woman: a native perspective on sociology and feminism
edwidge danticat, the art of death: writing the final story
sara ahmed, living a feminist life
deepa kumar, islamophobia and the politics of empire
merman!cove.... i need to learn how to write better man
Resources for Mending Clothes
We toss out over 80 pounds of textiles each year. These textiles are often made of plastic materials (polyester, nylon), made in unethical conditions, dyed with harsh dyes that often get put into the rivers, etc. Even a single cotton shirt releases carbon emissions and uses tons of water.
So the best thing to prevent the unsustainable growth of the fashion industry is to make sure that your clothing lasts as long as possible. To do so, mending clothing is a must. So here are some resources to help you learn how to do various things, such as sewing a button, to tailoring clothes, or even upcycling old clothing into new styles.
* How to sew on three different types of button
* How to hand sew on a patch on a torn pair of jeans
* How to sew up a hole in an old shirt
* How to sew a simple T-shirt
* How to upcycle old clothing into new clothing
* More upcycle and sewing techniques
* How to repair a damaged sock
* How to do an invisible stitch
* 3 different stitches to work with for different results
* How to make a T-shirt smaller so it fits you better
* How to make repairs to your shoes
These are just a few of the things that you can do in order to make sure that your clothing lasts for a long time. Nobody wants to keep buying new clothing, as it is expensive and wasteful.
So making alterations to your clothing, or fixing small holes hen you see them can be hugely beneficial to your wallet, to garment workers, and to the environment in the long term.
Mending! It’s really satisfying, saves money, and saves the planet!
Mending! It’s really
satisfying, saves money,
and saves the planet!
Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.
IM CRYINF LEMON IS SO FUCKING FUNNY😭😭😭😭😭
bitch i need to make solomon cry GIVE ME THOSE TEARS NOW
I DID!! I DID PROMISE AND IM SO SORRY
hes so in love with solomon I FEEL SO BADD
SOME PROTAGONISTS ARE JUST SO CORNY LIKE BRO STOP SAYING THAT SHIT ITS SO EMBARASSING😭😭
"i *am* the danger😠" TO YOUR FAMILY
You need to draw and make art or else all the images will stay in your head and you'll get sick
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god i just read back through my posts and i never followed up with the sagau bible thing but now im obsessed with a new gacha game THAT DOESNT HAVE AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION, THAT I CANNOT UNDERSTAND ON MY OWN, THAT THERE'S BARELY ANY FANFICS FOR😭😭😭
i am literally obsessed with senjuushi now
anybody remember that one x reader fic of alfie where hes scared to let y/n know he really isnt a baker
Is it the one where she stops in to buy bread and cakes and he keeps baking bc he doesn't want her to stop coming around?
THAT ONE YES
edit: @escapeintodreams thank you!!
what about sagau!reader starting the medical revolution in teyvat bc theyre a med student or a doctor
