🔖 Read On Pandering. This piece made me think about how lucky I’ve been to always be writing for my past or future self or for a body of colleagues that is mostly women.

🔖 Read Why Everyone Is Always Giving Unsolicited Advice (Tressie McMillan Cottom for the New York Times).

🔖Read “So Coke-y…So Entitled!”: This Is What It Was Like Going to Bennington College With Bret Easton Ellis, Donna Tartt, and Jonathan Lethem. 📚🎙️

🔖📺 Read Nathan Lane on Only Murders in the Building’s Big Twist.

🔖📺 Read Why Only Murders in the Building Is the Most Romantic Show on TV.

🔖 Read Star Trek’s food replicators may be on their way to your kitchen. 🖖

🔖 Read Amia Srinivasan: “Feminism is a political practice, not just a set of ideas”.

🔖🎭 Read On and Off Stage: The Deep-Seated Bias in the Culture of American Theatre.

In addition to thinking about whose plays get produced, promoted, and awarded, Kayser makes me think about who gets to be critics and who can afford to go to shows.

🔖 Read What Reading Looks Like When You’re a Full-Time Author (Book Riot).

🔖 Read Please Keep Doing Virtual Book Stuff After The Pandemic.

Jessica Pryde makes a great argument for maintaining virtual and/or adding hybrid book events even when it’s safe to hold them in person.