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Entertainments nearly always end with triumph or disaster-happiness achieved, or total, tragic defeat precluding any hope of it. But there is always more after the ending always the next morning and the next, always changes, losses and gains.
Always one step after the other. Until the one true ending that none of us can escape.
But even that ending i... See more
Always one step after the other. Until the one true ending that none of us can escape.
But even that ending i... See more
Ancillary Mercy, Ann Leckie
Ekalu swallowed. "I'll have to remember, sir, if I'm ever feeling down, that you know how to cheer me right up." I smiled. "The point is, there is no
point. Choose your own."
"We don't usually get to choose our own, do we?" she asked. "You do, I suppose, but you're a special case. And everyone on this ship, we're just going along with yours." She loo... See more
point. Choose your own."
"We don't usually get to choose our own, do we?" she asked. "You do, I suppose, but you're a special case. And everyone on this ship, we're just going along with yours." She loo... See more
Ancillary Mercy, Ann Leckie
“In moments of unrest, it’s important to remember that, as Martin Luther King Jr. stated, there is no greater purveyor of violence than the US government. From war to policing to incarceration to border violence to the slashing of the social safety net, the US government kills untold millions. The violence of rebellion is infinitesimal by compariso
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“The first act of violence that patriarchy demands of males is not violence toward women. Instead patriarchy demands of all males that they engage in acts of psychic self-mutilation, that they kill off the emotional parts of themselves” - bell hooks
She threw up her hands. "Have I taught you nothing? The Bradford pear tree has thorns and the flowers smell like tuna.
No one has ever said, oh gee, let me get a good, long sniff of fish flowers."
No one has ever said, oh gee, let me get a good, long sniff of fish flowers."
Somewhere Beyond the Sea by TJ Klune
Travel Light
By Naomi Mitchison
The Mountain In the Sea by Ray Naylor