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The book i would carry in my backpack thru an apocalypse, no doubt.

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My question is: what are the odds it lands on the White House

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It’s good to see people mobilizing. Find a group near you that’s taking steps to fight what’s going on. Join. Help out as you can.

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tang yau hoong -- a positive light on a negative space

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Please listen, my dear literary fans, i've been dreaming of writing a novel immitating the structure of 'Chronicle of a death Foretold' by GGM 1/n

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🚨 BREAKING: Illinois Governor JB Pritzker says he’s going to rename Lake Michigan to “Lake Illinois.” EPIC TRUMP TROLL!!! 🤣

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I wish Democratic leadership and the press would be as alarmist and motivated about actual fascism as the GOP has been about imagined communism all these years.

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Took a day off work tomorrow to read. Kids at school and reading a bit from each of these gems alll day:

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If you’ve been wondering what Elon Musk and his lackeys are up to since taking control of the US government, look no further. Our latest story names six 19- to 24-year-olds working with his DOGE organization, which now has access to sensitive federal systems. wrd.cm/4jzpiSN

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It is absolutely Black History Month and 2025 is just the latest installment in the horror franchise that is the United States. www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/609185...

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I can't get enough of Laszlo Krasznahorkai. Reading Seiobo There Below.🥰

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We're back with another great and intriguing piece! Today it's @clinforth.bsky.social's "Homesick" To read this great piece in full in visit: www.thedodgemag.com/christopherl...

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Case : AI vs Me. AI: Total Operational Costs (for 5 days): $2,470 Hardware to run model, over a 1M$ I can write better for a fraction of the cost. I can code and draw and speak three languages.

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Winter is here

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I hate(love) when people are brilliant. "The ice cubes rattled in her glass like alien phrases." Gary J. Shipley

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I'm a little scared to revisit this one rather than leaving it enshrined in my memory but it turns out it's available here: www.sfsfss.com/stories/new/...

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i'm working! i'm working! -- art by serge ivantsev

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"This book can be read as a climate change novel for human readers. We have now reached the ultimate topography of what language can achieve." - @kenjisiratori.bsky.social youtu.be/jaGy0DHpnXg?...

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“Sunbleached,” the people clamor for “Sunbleached” by Nathan Ballingrud

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See in the new year with a visit to the most fucked up cinema you've ever been to. "This Movie Theater Sits on a Leyline" by Maxine Sophia Wolff, new fiction from Issue #11.

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Unsettle the dreary whiteness of weird fiction publishing

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I'm starting to read for short fic rec lists this year. A lot of good ones, but the recs skew pro rn. Nothing wrong w/ that but want to round things out. If you read something great from (1) a semi-pro mag, and (2) that goes odd/weird, I'd love to hear about it. Will circle back after Dec. too. Thx!

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Saving for later

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Reading for 2024 awards? The following from Weird Horror magazine were recommended by Locus this year: www.weirdhorrormagazine.com/patience www.weirdhorrormagazine.com/haunting www.weirdhorrormagazine.com/blackwater www.weirdhorrormagazine.com/our-best-sel...

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Check this out!

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This is the bane of my existence: AI bros, facile reviews, thinly-veiled screenplay novels, all rely on this idea that a work of prose doesn’t live and die in its prose, but in The Story.

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