this is exactly what fan culture should be like & what it used to feel like! genuinely wholesome and an escape from daily life, with like-minded people. i just hope it can stay like this 🩷

If anyone wants a great read, Troy by Stephen Fry is one of my all time greats! Fantastic audiobook too—highly recommend both.

There are few ships that just ✨ hit ✨ like #Agathario imo The yearning, the contradictions, the wit, the chemistry, the potential for more with so much less than other sapphic ships get. Who knew all that it would take to steal a witch’s breath was a glance and a kiss from her Lady Death

this election is a very stark reminder of why i became a public librarian in the first place

if you can, if your area allows it, lean on your libraries

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Here are five great books, if you're looking for something to read right now.

Starting with Bel Kaufman's Up the Down Staircase, probably the first grown-up novel I ever read (at age ten or so), and the book that taught me that voice—voices, really—is where the magic is.

Hiya! I’m Fowl! Looking for some moots 🐦‍⬛
🪶 Horror fan, mainly movies
🪶 Classical literature
🪶 History buff
🪶 Marvel (AAA, Spider-Man)
🪶 Arcane
🪶 Nu-Metal and Bardcore
🪶 WWE

Hello! Your friendly neighborhood librarian who focuses on digital archiving.

Now is a good time to archive websites! You can toss them in the Internet Archive and/or help the Archive Team wiki.archiveteam.org

Hopepunk is the opposite of grimdark. Finding hope in the darkness is a radical, rebellious, beautiful, terrifying act--and is necessary to fight on.