dlibris.bsky.social
Weegie bookseller and book enthusiast. SFF reader. Co-head of Programme, Eastercon 2027. Angry queer. Nonbinary. They/them.
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Truly, often in very different ways but all utterly delightful
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Is there any chance sponsoring a review/poem/art could be added as add ons as well as independent tiers, please?
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I think it's Tor Nightfire UK, which is a very new subimprint. ISBN 9781529073652! (Spot the bookseller? š
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UK release 16/10 from Tor UK!
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Ideally, in fact, with something very heavy inside.
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Kid knows you all very well.
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Nice to not be the one in the intro photo for once š
glad the event was great, sorry I had to miss it!
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Hey @portalbookshop.bsky.social, thoughts? (Sadly Category Is, a Scottish queer bookshop for a Scottishly titled book, aren't on bsky, only insta)
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Though it feels like the Guardian has somewhat pivoted - the more they let @libbybrooks.bsky.social especially write those pieces the better, on current form.
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Somehow find a way to cover the Greens even less than they already do...
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Iām so tired of institutions founded on trust and right action deciding that because the truth is unpopular the obvious remedy is to lie more.
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For sure! (Eastercon 2027 too, maybe? š)
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Sorry I missed you this weekend! Curse these retail rotas š
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There was no sense that gay people should be stakeholders, let alone leaders, in the discussion. At best, they were used for brief testimony during which they could exemplify the problem (namely, themselves). You can guess how that has aged.
Something to think about when you read trans coverage.
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Yeah, that hits about right...
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Which is kinda consistent across Chung's work but feels more striking in a novel/la (I'm not sure the exact word count) than short fiction. But basically, yeah, it won't be on genre ballots I suspect but ought to be (as with Chandrasekera last year)