These are a few rituals that I — a neurodivergent, very attention-deficient book worm — have adopted to make reading an essential part of my daily life again.
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Kore is a small moon in the outer reaches of the galaxy, bristling with odd little flowers that resist the attempts of hapless strangers to encourage them to grow under a roof. It was just the right place for me to be, on the occasion a trader swung by.
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This is my cry for help — and it’s aimed at cisgender people, and mums, and anyone who will listen.
Content warnings:
Transphobia; Violence; Sexual Assault; Rape; Hate Crime; Drug Use; PTSD
Crucially, this should be a positive exercise. It’s about stopping to take stock and listen to yourself about where you want to go next. It’s about moving into the new year with intention and focus, but not in a weird hustle culture kind of way.
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Women supporting women to leech men of their money, securing their autonomy and financial stability in a time where women had none.
Good for her
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Here, we’ve rounded up our Top Watch, Read, Listen and Activity of the year. We hope you find some inspiration from this list, and maybe even discover your new favourite TV show or artist. Enjoy!
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As promised in the latest episode of What Else Are We Mad At, here are my favourite films of the year! Obviously I wasn’t able to see every single release, cause I’m got a stupid full time job to deal with, and there are several films that aren’t out in the UK yet (looking at you The Fablemans). If you don’t like this list, feel free to send hate our way, it’s good for the SEO.
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As morning frost curls over the leaf litter, and we gently turn our smart metre display units to face the wall, we have reached one of the best times in the year for curling up with a good book by some variety of heating device. But which book? There’s so many to choose from! Well fear not, gentle readers, for Chriz is here to provide six (well technically seven) recommendations for whiling away these chilly evenings.
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I’ve never been an Irish farmer living in Civil War Era Ireland, but it’s easy to empathise with everyone on screen; in fact, this is the first film I recall that so accurately captures the unique heartbreak of a friendship breakup.
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Sometimes, men are okay, and it’s okay to show that with material goods! Happy Capitalism Season everyone, here’s the official Boshemia Boy Gift Guide TM.
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Untranslate is primarily meant for the vast number of people who grow up outside their state or country and often lose the privilege of being immersed in their native languages and cultures.
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It’s our favourite time of year, but the true spooks aren’t the witches and nice ghosties that walk among us – it’s the everyday hauntings that are the most terrifying of all.
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You don’t need to be in the same room as somebody to give them an orgasm anymore.
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Cottagecore is dead. Synth pop reigns in Midnights.
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Blonde is pure trash that both hates and lusts after the central character. If Frollo from Hunchback of Notre Dame had access to a Hollywood production team, this is the kind of garbage he’d create.
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The Queen is dead. The big question is, how long do we have to wait before it’s no longer “inappropriate” or “too soon” to talk about ditching the Monarchy?
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Apart of nature, I shed the skin I have outgrown, Refusing to be restricted by things that have lost their purpose.
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WHERE is the MELANCHOLY?!
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An ambitious and thought-provoking collection of poems, Melanin Sun (-) Blind Spots mixes the many reverberations of a biracial identity with a complex poetics of ambiguity.
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