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50% Reich-Ranicki, 50% riot grrrl | PhD Northern Irish Women's Writing & Trauma Studies; accidental music sociologist writing about identities and lost voices | Writes about books, cats, punk, & cake. | ADHDeath before Decaf | She/Her 🏳️‍🌈

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Currently ReadingJan Carson - The Raptures
Currently WritingQueer(ing) Identities: Positioning the Pet Shop Boys Pre- and Post-Bilingual
Reminder that if people come here from Twitter right now, they want to join a community, not get lectured on their posting style. Let’s be as welcoming as we can be.
The very cute cafĂŠ I am in has got the right idea about life, tbh.
@AnneColwey @Nike_Leonhard Denke auch, Bluesky war gestern auch total Ăźberfordert.
@ochaos oh my word, I feel for you. …at least he had a good time, I guess?
Pro tip: don’t go to a concert with someone who is a die-hard fan of the band you’re seeing, and whose clapping height also happens to be your face height. Just took the beating of a lifetime at a Pet Shop Boys show, in an endearing, yet painful way.
@schwaka yep. Hab vor Jahren mal seine Biographie Hass-gelesen und nicht mal sein Buddy Ashley Vance konnte ihn als kompetent oder besonders innovativ verkaufen, weil er ständig klaut.
@schwaka in dem er den Erfolg anderer als seinen eigenen ausgegeben hat 👀

I read a book again, at last! For someone who does this for a living, I seem to be doing awfully little reading at the moment. “How High We Go In The Dark” was absolutely spectacular, if incredibly dark at the same time, all while being hopeful and bright as well.

Follows interlinked stories over a period of 100 years set in a dystopian future – a study on the overwhelm of existing in a dying world. Hard recommend.
#books #bookstodon #LuxBooks

It’s so funny to me how everyone raves about #ADHD meds helping them stay on track. I get sidetracked just as often as before, but I’m not getting frustrated about it and can embrace the chaos. I might look like a confused robot vacuum bouncing around the apartment, but at least the apartment gets cleaned (eventually).
@daniel I love the term ‘semantic satiation’. That’s all. That’s the toot. I will never reach semantic satiation on semantic satiation.