HELLO, ‘90S TEENS!
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Take your Kali arsenicosum before you read it!
therumpus.net/2025/12/04/f...
Take your Kali arsenicosum before you read it!
therumpus.net/2025/12/04/f...
We're literally going to stop listing all our books on edelweiss bc it isn't worth it for the regional stuff and some of our poetry.
www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/...
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more details about each one in the thread!
more details about each one in the thread!
www.splitlippress.com
www.splitlippress.com
"an electrifying multiplicity of novel forms, spanning the lyric to the diagnostic, the ghost note to the terminally online" (thx Blake Butler!)
We're so happy to have it—and jade—with us at SLP! Ebook now $5!
"an electrifying multiplicity of novel forms, spanning the lyric to the diagnostic, the ghost note to the terminally online" (thx Blake Butler!)
We're so happy to have it—and jade—with us at SLP! Ebook now $5!
Our family's ACA plan is going up 1000.52% in 2026.
1000% and that is no exaggeration. For a plan that already has a $2000 per-person deductible before anything kicks in. WE CANNOT AFFORD IT!
Our family's ACA plan is going up 1000.52% in 2026.
1000% and that is no exaggeration. For a plan that already has a $2000 per-person deductible before anything kicks in. WE CANNOT AFFORD IT!
HELLO, ‘90S TEENS!
autofocusbooks.com/store/p/tqt
HELLO, ‘90S TEENS!
autofocusbooks.com/store/p/tqt
HELLO, ‘90S TEENS!
autofocusbooks.com/store/p/tqt
HELLO, ‘90S TEENS!
autofocusbooks.com/store/p/tqt
Hell yes to this essay; also love the "yelling is how you release sadness"
Chris Ritter on Journey's "Separate Ways":
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Hell yes to this essay; also love the "yelling is how you release sadness"
“I knew what it was like to be a working woman trying to make a decent living, trying to be taken seriously. .. I wanted a song that sounded playful on the surface but spoke to that frustration .. A song about women .. saying, ‘We deserve better.’”
“I knew what it was like to be a working woman trying to make a decent living, trying to be taken seriously. .. I wanted a song that sounded playful on the surface but spoke to that frustration .. A song about women .. saying, ‘We deserve better.’”