π Read My Undiagnosed Chronic Illness Taught Me to Love Sci-Fi by Carli Cutchin (Electric Literature).
I love this essay.
π Read My Undiagnosed Chronic Illness Taught Me to Love Sci-Fi by Carli Cutchin (Electric Literature).
I love this essay.
π Read You Canβt Uncast a Spell by Holli Flanagan (Electric Literature).
I haven’t seen Wicked: For Good. This is an interesting and poignant analysis of the changes it makes from the ending of the stage show.
π Read Attempting to Garden My Way Out of Sadness by Geetha Iyer (Electric Literature).
This is a gorgeous essay.
ππ§ΆRead How Crocheting Is Bringing Me Back To Myself by Emily McGowan (The Good Trade).
This is a beautiful article about crafting not just beloved items, but our very lives.
π Read The Trump administration is illegally gutting NASAβs largest research library. by Brittany Allen (Literary Hub).
Read the article. Stand up for science every day, but especially March 7.
ππ Read Arkansas Puts Complete Ban on Incoming Books, Magazines, Other Materials for Incarcerated Individuals.
I just signed decARcerate’s statement calling for the reversal of this ban and you can, too, even if you don’t live in Arkansas.
πππ Read Behind the Writing: On Writers and Their Day Jobs by Ed Simon (Literary Hub)
ππ Read Friendship Is My Writing Process by Ana Hein (Electric Literature).
I love this. I’ve been thinking about writing a lot lately, and this really resonates with me.
ππ Read Public libraries in TX, LA, and MS are no longer protected by the First Amendment.
This is disheartening as can be and I don’t have the eloquence to explain all the ways it’s terrible.
π Read W.E.B. Du Bois’s Remarkable Data Visualizations in Jillian Hess’s newsletter, Noted.
It’s thrilling to see how DuBois established practices for both data collection and data visualization that continue to be critical in the social sciences today.