Oh, neat. I didn't like E4E as much as I had hoped to, but there's a lot of interesting potential in the world, so I'll be interested to check this out.

I saw a Tumblr post recently about Chanukah is the only Jewish holiday that doesn't have a set prep period -- because it was a surprise to the original participants, so if Chanukah catches you by surprise/unprepared, then you're doing it right.

I was gonna be like, "Your autocorrect is a big Dessa fan," but no, I Googled, and that song is VELODROME. ::facepalm::

(In my defense? I only know the song from a Clone Wars fan vid, which I haven't watched in some time. No, I don't even go there. Yes, I really like the vid.)

Published this year, or just that we read this year?

Kinda blows my mind how many people act like we're competing over a fixed no. of voters when 1/3 of people who can vote don't. What could be accomplished if we focused on removing barriers to voting and articulating how a progressive policy agenda could appreciably improve people's quality of life?

Such a mood.

I'd be happy to. (Am in bed now, but happy to work on it tomorrow.)

I dunno what word to replace School with, but I feel you missed an opportunity in not making the acronym GBTLA (to make it closer to the alphabet soup acronym).

This reminds me: Who would I talk to about the fact that on Lowell Street the "Community Path" sign points to the opposite direction than the actual entrance to get down to the Community Path?

Ugh, I'm sorry :( *hugs*

Yay, Children's category!

Will this encompass picturebook through middle grade?

I was definitely wondering about the earlier screenshots that were written in third-person given that the title says it's a memoir.

Looking up the author, it sounds like Jax has since de-transitioned, so maybe that's part of it?

Quick typo note: For the _Gorman's House_ entry you wrote "What’s Sptomorrowooky"

Same.