so trmp's like, definitely, going to be president again, huh

oh god if this is true we're about to see some serious shockwaves in the raw food youtube / ig communities bc those folks are proud of (and defensive about) their raw milk consumption

I'm never not thinking of Albert Brooks movies (wish it wasn't this outlet, this week...)

theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

This really could not be more simple. Forcibly occupying private space is illiberal coercion, not protest. Imagine dozens or hundreds of people sitting in a business — a department or drug store, perhaps — and refusing to leave unless their demands were met. Not to be tolerated.

for The Nation, I wrote about Emory, Cop City, and the police violence and brutality aimed at righteous protest. long story short: when you put all your resources into militarizing policing, militarized police become the answer to everything. thenation.com/article/archiv…

I sign a lot of emails 'thanks for all you do' (because I am!) but just typo'd one as 'Thanks for all of you.'

a podcast interviewing folks about book distribution and logistics and other rarely examined parts of the industry called 'Wherever Books Are Sold'

AI will not make the book industry better in any way.

when the (independent bookstore day) party's over

I'm really bothered by that Atlantic article painting PEN as 'imperiled' when they are facing justified criticism and basically have had to cancel two events. They still have...what, $50 million dollars in assets? With the prizes and gala costs, they're likely banking extra.

The most dangerous thing that can happen in my brain is the sudden appearance of the line, 'Here in... Duckburg...'