I agree that this is the big issue. I need to see a majority of GOP against him as well as a supermajority if not a consensus of independents to feel like we’ve broken this Trump fever. I also need a supermajority of GOP to be against authoritarianism to believe we broke through the underlying problem with fascism in our system.
I wanted to disagree, but I think I can only disagree about the time of death.
I enjoyed Vagabond, even though Tim Curry explicitly kept the reader at a distance. While no one has to define their sexuality, I would have been interested in learning about those who he chose to love.
I’m slowly reading Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar for a book club. I’m definitely nervous about where it’s going to go. I also have Stephen Fry’s Mythos on hoopla and I just started listening to Patrick Stewart’s autobiography from libro.fm.
TBF most of the people who are still living have no clue what that meme is. Hell, my knowledge stops at it exists.
I stepped away from my regular queer literary fiction and romance since a couple sci-fi books came through my holds. I think I’m back on the saddle after a summer of being unable to get deep into books.
I quickly listened to All Systems Red for book club and I’m in the middle of Project Hail Mary. I’m enjoying them both. Next on the list is Martyr!
We don’t want our next military leaders to know about potential threats while maintaining and mobilizing our forces, apparently.
Due to all the disaster videos shown during reporting, I stayed away from news reports about this catastrophe. I was confused about the related earthquake I heard about. I was looking for confirmation that the avalanche caused the seismic event instead of the other way around. In short a good, if semi-paywalled, report about the facts and hypotheses.
The one fandom I’m in uses a mix of IG, BlueSky, tumblr, and gasp FB.
It appears the number of candidates equals the number of seats open on the city council. It doesn’t necessarily refute your point about who are the candidates, but if more people were running they would have held the election.
[F-slur]s and their Friends Between Revolutions by the late Larry Mitchell is a fable written mostly in small poems about a society that marginalizes queer people as they build and rebuild their community. It was written in pre-HIV era New York, but is timeless in its chaotic radical fairy tone. It discusses some social and sexual practices rather explicitly, so if you don’t think it’s for you, it might not be.
Honestly, I use Reddit more now that I’m also on the threadiverse. There’s active local content and more Reddits and posts tied to the genres of books I read. Yes, I should be the change I want to see, but there’s only so much of that I can do.
I guess my plan to run my car into the ground should be updated to keep my car going until I leave this mortal coil. /hj
“The Dow! The Dow…” /ref
Unless you make up a case about gay people demanding you bake a wedding cake, then you can win at the Supreme Court.
The reporter fact checked that their mother in fact did not choose Budapest as the location. /lh(?)
You have the correct mindset to deal with any information from my country.