blake kathryn
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Jules of Nature
Peter Solarz
if i look back, i am lost
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Product Placement
Cosmic Funnies
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titsay
One Nice Bug Per Day
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Acquired Stardust
Kaledo Art
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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Keni
occasionally subtle
I'd rather be in outer space đ¸
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@imamandanelson
Menâs Joker - le artiste capillaire
Models: Jin Dachuan,  Rock Ji
Photographer:Â Jumbo Tsui
More Asian men as Desirable and not Punchlines 2k16
theyâve succeeded admirably. this is the kind of quality content Iâm here for.
I didnât know I wanted pictures of old-timey Asian men until this.
*saves for hotdamn*
A+ would
âThe thing that gets you up on a Saturday morning is what makes you powerfulâ â Ann Shoket
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via The Lady Project
Waffles?
âFeminists are taking over Ghostbusters!â, men say. âTheyâre ruining our childhood!â
Meanwhile little girls everywhere can no longer safely Google My Little Pony.
Shots fired
oh damn
I think it can be tremendously refreshing if a creator of literature has something on his mind other than the history of literature so far. Literature should not disappear up its own asshole, so to speak.
Kurt Vonnegut, the Paris Review
I promise that Iâll make yâall proud.
OMFUCKINGGOD
AHHHHHHH
Margaret Atwood at Book Riot Live, 11/7/15
Fuck yeah Book Riot Live ALSO
Laurie Halse Anderson at Book Riot Live, 11/7/15
Fuck yeah Book Riot Live
I canât believe this isnât real.
âso articulate,â âthatâs not a compliment.â soooo true lol
HE SPRAYED HER WITH A WATER BOTTLE I WANT TO SCREAM
Bitch Iâm tryin to help youđ
THE SPRAY BOTTLE THO
To call someone âbasicâ is to look into the abyss of continually flattening capitalist dystopia and, instead of articulating and interrogating the fear, transform it into casual misogyny. And thatâs a behavior far more troubling â and regressive â than taking pleasure in all things pumpkin spice.
What We're Really Afraid Of When We Call Someone "Basic"
Online violence has "subverted the original positive promise of the internetâs freedoms," UN Womenâs Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka said in a press release. "And in too many circumstances has made it a chilling space that permits anonymous cruelty and facilitates harmful acts towards women and girls." With this report, the UN strives to reclaim the opportunities that a free and safe internet can offer. "That means recognizing the scale and depth of the damage being done â and taking strong, concerted steps to call it â and stop it."
The UN says we need to 'wake up' and fight violence against women and girls online | The Verge
I SWEAR I LAUGH AT THIS EVERY TWO SECONDS
BEST POST EVER
Margaret Atwood. N.K. Jemisin. Daniel JosĂŠ Older. Alexander Chee. AndâŚMatilda! Get 2 free tickets to Matilda the Musical when you register for Book Riot Live!
âIâm a rare book librarian. I get to touch books every single day. My colleague and I have a joke that we are Defenders of Wonder. A physical book assigns a sense of reverence to the content inside. Itâs the same feeling you get when you look at a painting or hear a piece of music. And I think thatâs something worth defending. And just like a book gives reverence to itâs content, I think the library gives reverence to books. The building itself is a masterpiece. So many famous thinkers have come here to study and write. Just being here connects you to that lineage.â
Our own Kyle Triplett from the Manuscripts and Archives Division was featured on Humans of New York today - we couldnât have put it better ourselves!
oh hai
Hero.
If youâre into wearing corsets and writing with a fountain pen, God bless. If youâre romanticizing an era in which more than half the children born in American cities would die before their fifth birthdays, people on the Internet are probably going to go ahead and make jokes about whether you âlove polio.â And if Chrisman wants to wave her freak flag, Iâll support her right to do it â but I sure hope she got her husbandâs permission first.
Victorian-lifestyle hipsters unleash âMasterpiece Theaterâ-level trolling on tech-tethered readers - Salon.com
How I feel about the Victorian perma-cosplayers, basically.
But the professed longing of white writers to reproduce the "authentic" racialized body, the "correct" narrative of otherness, is a convenient disguise for the underlying gestures of colonization and erasure that enable those reproductions to be canonized and rewarded to an extent that narratives produced by othered writers themselves are not. The performance of that longing for "authenticity" serves only to further insist on the centering of whiteness at the expense of writers of color, whose sole role in any conversation about "authenticity" can only be as experts whose testimony serves to reassure the all-pervasive anxieties of whiteness. It goes without saying that that labor of authentication is unpaid.
The Rejectionist | Sarah McCarry: on totems
Sarah McCarry, bringing the noise.
The official petition to have the US open borders to Syrian refugees. If it gets 100,000 signatures, the White House is required to respond. Canada has been getting a lot of criticism for how few refugees theyâre allowing in, but the US has taken in fewer than 1,000 Syrians since 2011. We can do better.
