That first black bird is amazing

I think I cannot blame the KNY for all of it, the manga has huge legibility issues that are impossible to fix onscreen

Oh I love this definition of a weirdly wide genre

Oh I didn't know about her daughter. That show's soundtrack is 💪💪💪

Can you ever forget a Kim Dickens performance?? (Sorry, my crush is showing)

We don't appreciate Allison Anders enough. Gas food lodging is still my idea of the perfect American indie

Which is weird to me because it's a magazine with quite nice standards (I was browsing the guidelines to send something's because I've enjoyed it as a reader)

You wrote an incredible book. I am being very annoying about it to anyone in my vicinity because such a wonder of a bookthing needs shouting about from the rooftops. I want to say congrats on it but actually what I really want to do is kiss your brain

Me either, I just can't

Good luck! (On the launch but especially in becoming a dragon, which is every queer person's dream)

I have to read Hemmings!

It's the meme, isn't it? Sybil shooting other countries and then going "Why would non-Sybil societies do this to themselves?" 😅😅 The people who made Psycho Pass really know imperialist tactics, uh

That mostly but I think there's also a part of lack of confidence/wanting to be perceived as "legitimate", so that's why we unconsciously try to use other (more authoritative) voices when we communicate our ideas. White en are taught to believe every great idea is theirs even, the ones they stole 🙃

Had a couple of conversations lately about how men do fewer citations than women* in their books/papers/podcasts. I think there are many reasons for this but they all make sense to me. I wish the epidemic in Linda Stuart's Virus was real, just saying

Maybe my own conspiracy theory but I feel a lot of the decline in prose of formerly capable writers (not those pivoting to het, just in general) come from editor's guidelines for simple prose