just had an earthquake. only in new york

earthquake reminding me that life is short and unpredictable right as i was settling in for a nice long day of procrastination

I am outraged. Today the president of my university called in NYPD to put 100 of our students in handcuffs and *arrest* them for engaging in a political protest on campus, illegitimately criminalizing political dissent. columbiaspectator.com/news/2024/04/1…

Imagine being trusted with the welfare of students and choosing to force them out onto the street in one of the most expensive cities in the world! Who would continue to send their kids to a place that did this?

In my first for @lareviewofbooks, I wrote about Miranda July's All Fours, birth trauma, and the claustrophobia inherent in being a mother in a heteronormative family. Endless thanks to ellie eberlee for genius edits. lareviewofbooks.org/article/standi…

wait u can be “found” “guilty” of “crimes?” ?? of “all 34” of them????? just because u did them??????????

Living with a literary icon can teach some incredible lessons. Cory Leadbeater on his life-changing friendship with Joan Didion. lithub.com/what-i-learned…

COMING SOON!!!! A second book, inspired by the pandemic, my family, gay people, and my favorite food in the world. A huge thanks to @jesseshu, Danielle Bukowski, and the lovely Ballantine/PRH team for making my dreams come true. Coming 3.4.25!!! <3

she's a Mountain Goats fan??

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moderator: what do you say to people trapped in our realm by mr melancholy jd vance: i- what does that, i dont understand tim walz: look, we gotta get these kids back to the pink opaque

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A notable debut, House of Beth by Kerry Cullen subverts every kind of expectation to deliver one haunting reading experience. My review: House of Beth is on shelves July 15th from Simon & Schuster! capesandtights.com/house-of-beth-…

A dreamlike venture into dark self-interrogation, Kerry Cullen's House of Beth is an impressive debut that fosters conversations around feminine desires and realities. Read Anna review! capestights.com/iyh

The Most Anticipated Debut Books of July-December 2025, according to Adam Vitcavage debutiful.net/2025/06/26/the…

New author interview with debut author, kerry cullen! While her novel House of Beth doesn’t hit shelves until July 15th (from Simon & Schuster), we managed to have a spoiler free conversation about unique hauntings, expectations, and living authentically. See links below!