Irregardlessly, Chris

Irregardlessly, Chris

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(Slightly) Apologetic Aureate. Looking for an agent and looking for the right fit. Definite Leftist. Survivor. Diabetic. Lover of food n spice. BA UIS; MA JSU. He/Him
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Show me a picture on your phone that has your energy but isn't a selfie

Controversial opinion: Longlegs was two different movies. The first 2 thirds were a True Detective style investigation with a lot of moving parts. The final third was a desperate scratch to haul itself to a supernatural conclusion. The magcuffin wasn’t explained. The connections weren’t made. Fail.

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Ah. I see your anxieties about the world have escalated. This calls for reinforcements.

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(Has the world gone mad?) there is a haunting man at the corner of time & place his hands clasped loose in prayer, or sepulchral boon for a dying butterfly I beg for him to speak but he never looks my way & cannot hear my pleas for the beat of tender wings (Or is it me?) #vss365 #whistpr

Treasure Planet is actually a gem about growing up fatherless and becoming an adult. Long John Silver made for a perfect antagonist-to-father-figure, Doppler a great father figure, the captain a badass father figure, and Ben an eccentric father figure.

“Oh you’re building a Pathfinder character? I’m gonna scooch in here for a sec.”

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Over the past month, I forced myself to read for fun again. As a #writer, it’s been difficult to step into that space of late. And it was enlightening. I’m still a huge fan of the classics, but here’s a short thread of the #books I read and how I felt about them:

Over the past month, I forced myself to read for fun again. As a #writer, it’s been difficult to step into that space of late. And it was enlightening. I’m still a huge fan of the classics, but here’s a short thread of the #books I read and how I felt about them:

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A Ghost Birch, flirting You’re a pirate? Well, shiver me timbers! Obviously — no bad vibes just want to connect meaningfully, don’t we? all avenues open — you ever read Atonement? What? * a brisk, timber-shivering nor’easterly* Oh, you’re a parrot? I see #vss365 #whistpr

Apparently furries have hacked the Heritage Foundation…? And are demanding names? Twitch Reporting is a new one for me.

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Today is pub day for *THE LANGUAGE OF CLIMATE POLITICS*! MIT philosopher Kieran Setiya says: "If you want to understand the climate crisis and you only have time to read one book, this should be it." Buy it here👇or wherever books are sold 💚 bookshop.org/p/books/the-...

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It's release day for TRANSCENDENCE! 🩵 This genre-blending anthology includes 8 stories by 8 talented indie authors, centering themes of transition and transformation. I'm really proud of this little book. I hope you enjoy! books2read.com/transcendence-anthology

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'Sometimes things don't go, after all, from bad to worse' Thinking a lot about this poem today.

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Hi everyone, kindly consider supporting the Kickstarter for Spacefunk! A collection of science fiction stories and poems by authors of African/African Diaspora Descent. Edited by Milton Davis Space is the place. #BlackScifi www.kickstarter.com/projects/mvm...

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Over at the Bad Place, I made a tradition of posting Douglass' "What, To The Slave, Is The Fourth of July," and I intend to carry on that tradition here. Since most versions you read in classes or in textbooks have parts omitted, the link below has the full text of the speech.

(1852) Frederick Douglass, "What, To The Slave, Is The Fourth Of July" •www.blackpast.org On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass was invited to address the citizens of his hometown, Rochester, New York. Whatever the expectations of his audience on that 76th anniversary of the signing of the D...

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Periodically, I like to reread my favorite Scottish poem: Batman's Aff His Nut by Robert Florence.

Gorgeous

#SundayPixShore Thiersee in Austria

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I have said all along that I think Biden will win in November; I know he is the only choice to preserve this disgrace of a democracy. And still, this is terrible. It is shameful. That this is the best we have on both sides? The moderators refuse to moderate. It’s fucking ridiculous.

Reading Journey to the West, and I came across how Tge Monkey King got his name. Fascinating.

if you see this post, do it! or not. I'm not the boss of you pronouns: He/Him height: 6’0” shoe size: 10.5-11 US zodiac: Pisces! ! smoke: sandalwood tattoos: 1, and another one soon piercings: 0 fave drink: Bells Hopslam IPA

if you see this post, do it! or not. I'm not the boss of you pronouns: she/they height: 5’4” shoe size: 8.5 to 9.5 zodiac: Pisces ? ? smoke: meats and cheeses <<< lmao love Matthew's answer, SO tattoos: 0 but considered one for the first time ever this year piercings: 0 fave drink: latte

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SPFBOX is a massive competition for self published fantasy books and my book, Moonshadow's Guardian, is in it along with a bunch of other great dark fantasy novels! Want to read along with the judges & love your fantasy dark? Check out the link in the next post! ½

Forget ACOTAR. This is MY romantic fantasy. Gimme that Tower love.

Really something that the three original Southern Reach novels have sold well over a million copies in the U.S. alone--and they keep selling year after year. Thanks for loving them so much. The new Southern Reach novel Absolution is out October 22. Preorder now from your favorite bookseller!

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Really something that the three original Southern Reach novels have sold well over a million copies in the U.S. alone--and they keep selling year after year. Thanks for loving them so much. The new Southern Reach novel Absolution is out October 22. Preorder now from your favorite bookseller!

Sharing the love!

Looking to commission cover art from a real artist, no AI. Retro sci-fi space cowboy stuff, nice and pulpy! If that’s your jam or the jam of an artist in your Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, I’d love to see some of your work. Thanks!

Loving it! Check out Public Access! Also, I wish people near me wanted to play it. Hah

We've been testing out a tighter, faster, more immediate version of Public Access by @gauntletrpg.bsky.social and you can watch it :D (we recorded the 3rd session yesterday!) youtu.be/siUYfa40z4k?...

Playtest: Public Access: Skinny Jeans Edition (Part 1)youtu.be We're playtesting a leaner, meaner, weirder version of Public Access.

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It's increasingly clear that the people who make generative AI don't like films, don't like books, don't like art of any kind, and don't understand why anyone else does.

This isn’t a movie, it’s a screensaver bgr.com/tech/movies-...

Movies may soon use AI to change the story each time you rewatchbgr.com Filmmakers are experimenting with a new type of filmmaking called generative film, which uses AI to change the film each time it's watched.

6k words transferred from my phone to le Scrivener master doc. Too many moving parts. Why am I not focusing on the relationship?!

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This, dammit! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

Whether you like it or not, the fight against transphobia is one of the key fights against fascism of our generation. You're living through it right now. Sitting and watching and doing nothing is an action that favours the fascists and they will not stop

She is fully invested in the cottlenut culture, with purple-black clouds of smoke following behind her as she travels the streets. It somehow matches her slim aesthetic, with her vests and silken shirts and thick denim jeans. I want to love the stuff, but its effects are different for me. #snip