New York City, I'm unicycling home to you next weekend. Bring your kids, bring yourself.

Finally, we have built the Transgenderification Beam from the famous sci-fi novel 'Definitely build the Transgenderification Beam"

It's Banned Books Week. My fellow librarians, listen carefully: your book displays should be almost exclusively writers who are alive. Yes, I know classic literature is also being banned, but most of those authors are dead. They aren't suffering financially from bans and challenges.

tremors and jaws are both great movies, and Jaws probably succeeds more as a work of horror. but Tremors is actually perfect. an almost unique example of a film executed flawlessly in line with its vision.

people who don't know anything about children's literature sure love to have opinions about it.

Okay! I did just re-read that old article from the VV and LRC isn't mentioned in it, which is why the quote-tweet threw me. I brought it up as an example of cis women writing about trans men, not as an xyz bit of media about LRC.

I didn't remember that he had been included in the article, sorry!

I've started hearing it from early-20s people here in central CT. I like it a lot, it sounds so friendly.

have you come across in your research the "Where The Boys Are" article in the Village Voice from...2004 I think?

Ma'am (al).

Had a truly beautiful time in Norman, Oklahoma selecting the 2027 NSK Neustadt prizewinner Elizabeth Acevedo, and learning from the 2026 Neustadt prizewinner Ibrahim Nasrallah. One of the best experiences of my professional career thus far.

I don't know what she said, but I'm sure this is applicable

I think we underrate that JCO came up in 20th century New York literary circles where everyone said five most devastating insults before breakfast and as one of the last one standing, her competition is guys who get sad if their chatbot isn't sufficiently nice to them.

One week!