Currently inside this book, after having seen the crackling Swyler on a panel last week. This is everything I need in a work of art right now, which is to say it engages with what’s scaring me without crushing my sense of purpose.
We can rely more on renewable energy if we all use less energy. Oil in particular is a super-efficient fuel; renewables can’t replace it at a 1:1 ratio. Using less means, for starters, conserving heating/cooling and electricity (and internet) at home, driving less, and buying much less new stuff.
Clarkesworld is doing delightful work bringing us so much great SF in translation. This one is especially fun, and read so beautifully by the ever-skillful Kate Baker.
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So thrilled about Álvaro Enrique’s new book!!
Thanks for the button, @clarkesworldmagazine.com
As the actor who played the Ensign, I couldn’t agree more.😉
And not owning them either.
That would be such a great opening line for some thing
OH MY GOD! Haha
It’s so easy.
Every single word is perfect.
You can live without Amazon.
Been readin’ the news and it sure looks bad. This book was a light for me this week. Thanks, Joni, and @paullisicky.bsky.social.
Our Minneapolis friends have shared ways to help: www.standwithminnesota.com.
Send your love. Call your reps. Fight the good fight.
Sending hugs. 😭💔❤️🩹💪
Just finished reading this incredible essay about hope in the face of overwhelming obstacles. Don’t you want to read something like that? bittersoutherner.com/feature/2024...
“Their wild movement is a testament to how they are rooted.” Love this.
Proud to be published in Shenandoah today.
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The flash I needed today.❤️
RIP Tom Stoppard.
Fellow insomniacs! @maledictions.bsky.social understands. ❤️❤️
This story!❤️So frustrating Sanchiz isn’t more widely translated. Thank you, @clarkesworldmagazine.com !
❤️iWalden❤️
This HITS.
Thank you, New York, Brave City of Light.
Well this little zine really delivers! Thanks @artbrister.bsky.social !
I loved this when it was published and I love it now.
A soldier's face is lightly printed on top of a stringy plant using chlorophyll and resin. It sits on top of a black background.
“She imagined Michael reading this letter on his cot in Vietnam, under a sweltering tent full of other men reading letters.”
—Mary Miller tells a story of a girl who discovers a series of letters between her uncle, who died in Vietnam, and his lover.
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