I would never! I famously live in a castle that I painstakingly restored stone by stone.

Another fantasy with a poly romance component, Jim Hines Libriomancer

There’s an oldish urban fantasy series by Lackey and Guon that resolves the romance plot this way. It’s a lot of fun. Starts with Knight of Ghosts and Shadows

This is rocking bed erasure www.nejm.org/cms/asset/fb...

I wonder how much of Hegseth’s hard drive is just Tom of Finland pics? atomicbooks.com/cdn/shop/pro...

There is a Monster at the End of this World, starring lovable, furry old Grover

It’s so interesting to see how recognizable the Tiwanaku style is in this woven medium. The ceramics are much more commonly preserved, but it’s clearly the same palette and the same puma fixation.

A map of where plants and animals were domesticated shows why D has such an advantage. Foods originating in D: Wheat, rye, barley, wet rice, tree crops, sheep, goats, cows, chickens, yaks, water buffalo, pigs, geese, yams, beans, olives, and more.

I toured the US Capitol earlier this year; a lot of the art in the rotunda is like this or worse. They also used Gast’s painting in the video. If someone has written a book about portrayals of Native Americans in the Capitol, it would be fascinating! Including this, “The Baptism of Pocahontas”:

It must be an emerging genre of kid literature— my kid has been writing books about the adventures of a family of cat pirates. They should get together and start a publishing house.

Eleven days later, law enforcement fired into a crowd *and into dorms* at Jackson State, where students were protesting the killings of Civil Rights activists.

This May 4th is also the 55th anniversary of the Nixon administration and Ohio Gov Rhodes siccing the National Guard on Kent State students who were protesting the expansion of the Vietnam War.