Another one I’ve never seen, and that image looks Haida. Why am I missing so many books! <goes off to explore>

Now wondering how it is I do not own these. (Thank you)

And finally: Ghosh still haunting.

Essay at the end of the Dhammapada was chilling for having been written in 1936 England with no foresight about what was to come.

Part two: all the things Lorde discusses about cancer and the cancer industry and aesthetics are still true, 50 years later. Possibly worst. It makes me want to write about my experience and also put together a set of books on the topic I’d want to gift to anyone with the diagnosis.

Part two: all the things Lorde discusses about cancer and the cancer industry and aesthetics are still true, 50 years later. Possibly worst. It makes me want to write about my experience and also put together a set of books on the topic I’d want to gift to anyone with the diagnosis.

Really long pause.

Me: you have a huge US history section AND a colonialism section within the US history section and the Native and Black books are tucked away in a corner upstairs? Please explain?

Him: um yeah. Well.

Me: I‘ll be back.

I went to Book People in Austin to buy the Deloria. They have a huge history section with areas called «colonialism» & «frontier». I couldn’t find the Deloria so I asked a worker «Native American books are upstairs in the corner. Behind the film section, next to the African American section»