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A certain lace dress I owned was not just a lace dress — it was a symbol of something I thought could be conveyed by what I wore, because I was too shy to convey it in speech, a trait that I believe to be not uncommon among the young.
– In Which We Ignore Most Of The Sorrows - Home - This Recording -
It’s here. #yoko
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A publisher ought to be no bigger than a pirate ship.
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Come celebrate LGBT lit tonight with OR and Jeanne Thornton. I’m really really excited about this!
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Hey New York City, what are you guys doing tomorrow night, like around 7:00 PM? I was probably going to sit quietly at home and read a book in my pajamas, but why do that when you could talk about books with a bunch of hot girls? Lambda Literary Award finalist Jeanne Thornton (The Dream of Doctor Bantam) and OR Books will be celebrating the winners and nominees of this year’s Lambda Literary Awards with a lovely get-together at our favorite local lady bar, The Dalloway.
–Autostraddle — You Should Go: Lambda Literary Awards Nominees Mingle and Drink at the Dalloway
Tomorrow night, come to this thing I’m having!
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FuzzySunset @ New Directions party
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![The incomparable Courtney Andujar (whose Every Pug in NY tumblr was profiled in The Daily Dot today) and the genius that is Miracle Jones have combined forces for NACHO FRIEND, an illustrated ranking of the nachos of NYC. [Insert Thumbs Up Emoji Here]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/d5e8833a724d6865b633e1bb2886f48a/tumblr_mnmmblgx7X1qz7tp0o1_1280.png)
The incomparable Courtney Andujar (whose Every Pug in NY tumblr was profiled in The Daily Dot today) and the genius that is Miracle Jones have combined forces for NACHO FRIEND, an illustrated ranking of the nachos of NYC. [Insert Thumbs Up Emoji Here]
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We twentysomethings — conditioned to be obsessed with finding and keeping a job — are good at talking about work. We haven’t yet learned what comes after that.
– Can Men Worry About ‘Having It All’ Too? - The Cut -
Duchamp made a powerful point. He told us that an artwork is what the artist decides. So, what is a literary work? Well, it’s what the author decides. Me, you, my friends, the newspapers, the committee for good literary taste may or may not like it; that’s not relevant, because art can be ugly and yet be art. A literary work can be political or not political, and yet be a literary work. Should literature be political? Hell, who cares? It is political if the author thus decides, and it isn’t if the author so wishes it.
–José Rodrigues dos Santos: Can Agatha Christie be political? | Books | guardian.co.uk
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