Mutant, librarian, poet, union rabble rouser, dog, Ashkenazi Jewish. Neuroweird, bodyweird, mostly sleepy.
I write about transformative justice, community, love, Judaism, Neurodivergence, mental health, Disability, geography, rivers, labor, and libraries; through poetry, opinionated essays, and short fiction.
I review Schoolhouse Rock! songs at @PropagandaRock
I know as a librarian I should read books other than queer sci-fi but oh the pull the pull of queer scifi is stronger than any other book on my attention span
Gimme optimistic sci-fi and I will eat it up like nothing else even if it's only a little optimistic if it makes me feel anything besides dread and doom about the future I will immediately read the whole book in two days
it's okay, eventually you run out of The Good Stuff and are forced to either branch out or reread :/
When you are a librarian you have a master's degree in finding the good stuff, and also reading the bad stuff enough to realize it's bad helps me do my job
that makes sense. I hope you post about any additional good stuff you find because I'm running out
Have you read The City In The Middle Of The Night because that's one of my new favorites
