KAKrantz
@kakrantz.bsky.social
Author of the IMMORTAL SPY series & LARCOUT. #SPFBO 2016 Finalist. Ought to be writing. Probably reading webcomics. Definitely singing loudly and offkey at the traffic light.
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I would suggest A Howl, which is a graphic anthology about werewolves made by only Indigenous writers and artists. You can find A Howl and many many many others Indigenous comics and graphic novels at atcgbooksandcomics.com An Indigenous store and publisher focused on sequential art.
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November 18, 2025 at 6:17 PM
I would suggest A Howl, which is a graphic anthology about werewolves made by only Indigenous writers and artists. You can find A Howl and many many many others Indigenous comics and graphic novels at atcgbooksandcomics.com An Indigenous store and publisher focused on sequential art.
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Right…I would love to natter on more about science fantasy, what works/doesn’t, what about the contrast/juxtaposition of it makes it such a YUM for me, but I have to “responsible” because capitalism and food.
So I’ll end with a “Please check out MY latest science fantasy thing!” 9/9
bit.ly/42H61Ic
So I’ll end with a “Please check out MY latest science fantasy thing!” 9/9
bit.ly/42H61Ic
Coming soon: The Fall of the House of Valenziaga
A queer, science fantasy novel featuring a city beyond the edge of time and space, drag magic, and world-shaking family drama! LGBTQ+
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October 16, 2025 at 9:42 AM
Right…I would love to natter on more about science fantasy, what works/doesn’t, what about the contrast/juxtaposition of it makes it such a YUM for me, but I have to “responsible” because capitalism and food.
So I’ll end with a “Please check out MY latest science fantasy thing!” 9/9
bit.ly/42H61Ic
So I’ll end with a “Please check out MY latest science fantasy thing!” 9/9
bit.ly/42H61Ic
Little Story about #HealthInsurance (cont):
Maybe, after Congress extends the ACA subsidies and resumes payments to ERs nationwide for abiding by the "no refusal of care" law that Regan passed, they could pass legislation converting the for-profit health industry into non-profit care.
Maybe, after Congress extends the ACA subsidies and resumes payments to ERs nationwide for abiding by the "no refusal of care" law that Regan passed, they could pass legislation converting the for-profit health industry into non-profit care.
October 4, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Little Story about #HealthInsurance (cont):
Maybe, after Congress extends the ACA subsidies and resumes payments to ERs nationwide for abiding by the "no refusal of care" law that Regan passed, they could pass legislation converting the for-profit health industry into non-profit care.
Maybe, after Congress extends the ACA subsidies and resumes payments to ERs nationwide for abiding by the "no refusal of care" law that Regan passed, they could pass legislation converting the for-profit health industry into non-profit care.
What gave insurance companies the courage to increase premiums by 20%, 30%, and now 114%?
Congress didn't stop them.
Not state legislatures, not federal legislatures.
No laws with enforceable consequences that hit for-profit businesses right in their revenue.
Congress didn't stop them.
Not state legislatures, not federal legislatures.
No laws with enforceable consequences that hit for-profit businesses right in their revenue.
October 4, 2025 at 5:11 PM
What gave insurance companies the courage to increase premiums by 20%, 30%, and now 114%?
Congress didn't stop them.
Not state legislatures, not federal legislatures.
No laws with enforceable consequences that hit for-profit businesses right in their revenue.
Congress didn't stop them.
Not state legislatures, not federal legislatures.
No laws with enforceable consequences that hit for-profit businesses right in their revenue.
Little story about #HealthInsurance (con't):
During the hullabaloo that was the anticipation of Obamacare being signed (3/23/2010), insurers warned us our rates would skyrocket because they now had to cover preexisting conditions. That "jump" was 14%.
2008 = 5%
2009 = 19%
2010 = 17%
2011 = 16%
During the hullabaloo that was the anticipation of Obamacare being signed (3/23/2010), insurers warned us our rates would skyrocket because they now had to cover preexisting conditions. That "jump" was 14%.
2008 = 5%
2009 = 19%
2010 = 17%
2011 = 16%
October 4, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Little story about #HealthInsurance (con't):
During the hullabaloo that was the anticipation of Obamacare being signed (3/23/2010), insurers warned us our rates would skyrocket because they now had to cover preexisting conditions. That "jump" was 14%.
2008 = 5%
2009 = 19%
2010 = 17%
2011 = 16%
During the hullabaloo that was the anticipation of Obamacare being signed (3/23/2010), insurers warned us our rates would skyrocket because they now had to cover preexisting conditions. That "jump" was 14%.
2008 = 5%
2009 = 19%
2010 = 17%
2011 = 16%
Little story about #HealthInsurance (con't):
Now, insurers are threatening to raise premiums by 114%.
For context, my rates increased the most in:
2019 = 37%
2024 = 33%
2023 = 32%
2014 = 28%
Now, insurers are threatening to raise premiums by 114%.
For context, my rates increased the most in:
2019 = 37%
2024 = 33%
2023 = 32%
2014 = 28%
October 4, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Little story about #HealthInsurance (con't):
Now, insurers are threatening to raise premiums by 114%.
For context, my rates increased the most in:
2019 = 37%
2024 = 33%
2023 = 32%
2014 = 28%
Now, insurers are threatening to raise premiums by 114%.
For context, my rates increased the most in:
2019 = 37%
2024 = 33%
2023 = 32%
2014 = 28%
Little story about #HealthInsurance (cont'):
In 2024, UHC posted $400 BILLION in revenue.*
*Nope, not going anywhere near the hellmouth that is denied claims. This is a rant against the unchecked rise in premiums across all insurers, regardless of participation in the ACA Exchange.
In 2024, UHC posted $400 BILLION in revenue.*
*Nope, not going anywhere near the hellmouth that is denied claims. This is a rant against the unchecked rise in premiums across all insurers, regardless of participation in the ACA Exchange.
October 4, 2025 at 4:52 PM
Little story about #HealthInsurance (cont'):
In 2024, UHC posted $400 BILLION in revenue.*
*Nope, not going anywhere near the hellmouth that is denied claims. This is a rant against the unchecked rise in premiums across all insurers, regardless of participation in the ACA Exchange.
In 2024, UHC posted $400 BILLION in revenue.*
*Nope, not going anywhere near the hellmouth that is denied claims. This is a rant against the unchecked rise in premiums across all insurers, regardless of participation in the ACA Exchange.