Honored to be among these other amazing authors and some truly great books. Love to see some on life around the Great Lakes and Chicago! @beaconpress.bsky.social
Lorraine Boissoneault calls it "body weather": the unpredictable shifts of chronic illness. In this episode of #HealthyClimateAmerica, she shares what that experience can teach us about living in a changing climate and caring for one another.
In BODY WEATHER, @lodrinkswater.bsky.social considers the collateral damage that results from human-caused environmental destruction, and figures the development of disease in a similar vein. If you’re living with chronic illness, this is your book! buff.ly/WHMAwfm
Just donated to this!
Also loved The City of Glass, but for me it’s The Ardent Swarm by Yamen Manai. So so good!
I’ve been getting one of these for the last few years and every person who comes over and sees it wishes they had one. daily fun facts are as good as chocolate!
Periplus, a mentorship collective serving US-based early-career writers of color, is now accepting applications for our 2027 class of fellows! Apply by Oct. 11: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
You can learn more about Periplus (including fellowship eligibility requirements) at bit.ly/periplusfaq
Really appreciate you sharing this perspective. As someone with a book out this year from an indie publisher, it’s always a little painful to look at the awards list and wonder
Studies show women face more misdiagnoses than men, and a significantly longer wait time for effective treatment. Medical misogyny is rooted in our history. @lodrinkswater.bsky.social buff.ly/03T3HWY
So grateful to The Persistent for running this piece about some of the historical origins of medical misogyny and how these problems continue to this day: www.thepersistent.com/p/the-horrib...
This is such a beautiful review. So grateful to Emily and @themassreview.bsky.social for engaging thoughtfully with Body Weather
Almost every infection can leave a subset of people with a chronic condition, #MECFS and #longCOVID among them. Why does that happen, and where are the treatments? www.nature.com/articles/d41... New feature from @nature.com
What’s that phrase about history rhyming? As if it weren’t horrible enough what’s being done to the Haitian community.
Love to see indie bookstores offering great deals on release week!
