The Beginning Place

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Through the looking glass, into the place where it all began—from flowing waters there surfaced all systems of sex and gendered power. All loveless death, purposeful life, and the precarious paths between. When we fasten to one another in that place of thought, not with chains but charitable understanding…if we make our own path, may we never look back.

Someone tell me Le Guin isn’t the best to ever do it, I dare you. Also fairly wild to read of Hugh’s Labor Day struggles as I too weigh a crossroads involving librarianship

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a year ago

A Room of One's Own

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I think this will hit nearly as hard in 2129

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a year ago

Lavinia

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One night, not so long ago, the poet Ursula K. Le Guin came before Virgil in a waking dream…

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a year ago

The Unnamable

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In which Lovecraft cracks open his worn thesaurus and attempts a self-conscious defense of his disinclination to detailing his horrors. Extremely slight, yet a grade above many of his stories with its little room for prejudice

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a year ago

Updated a reading goal:

2025 Reading Goal

Read 12 books by December 31, 2025

Progress so far: 25 / 12 208%