@tompynchon.bsky.social "innocent and not guilty ain't always the same."

Māori MPs briefly suspended the Aotearoa parliament’s attempts to reinterpret their founding treaty in the most bad ass use of the Haka I’ve ever seen.

alright, time to see what this place is made of, here is last months one page RPG: Creepy Seaside Village Simulator. please do not tap on the glass, this will distress the elder things. pdf available at www.patreon.com/c/deathbybad...

"A complete lack of caution is perhaps one of the true signs of a real gourmet." - M. F. K. Fisher 📷 Indoor BBQing, by Eliot Elisofon, 1955

Things I wish for you: That you always feel safe and warm, and that the ancient witch-lights will lead you safely through the forest and to a used bookstore that also sells spicy burritos and boozy milkshakes at reasonable prices.

Samuel R. Delany and Marilyn Hacker, QUARK/[1-4] A Quarterly of Speculative Fiction edited by Samuel Delany and Marilyn Hacker, 1970 and 1971, complete in 4 volumes #vintagepaperbacks www.jchbooks.com/samuel-r-del...

Bauer , Aleck,   Hazards 1993 Grant Books, Worcestershire, UK                                                                                                      www.jchbooks.com?p=3467

Reminder: Your friends want books for the holidays. Lots and lots and lots of books. You also want books. You should probably buy yourself a book while buying books for your friends. Bored? Read a book! Got a wobbly table? Fix it with a book! Missing shingle? Nail in a book! Gas leak? You can <boom>

Two white chicks translate ancient poems, and here are the ways you may know 'em. If the poetry scans, you know it's not Anne's. The Brit one is Wilson. Prof. Carson is older. Prof. Wilson did Homer. Both wear black, and translated the Bacchae.

Experiencing the intense psychological dissonance of looking for 1953 publications for my dad's 70th whilst still deep in my heart believing that 1953 was just 50 years ago.