2023

hot girl movie recommendations

- virgin suicides (1999)

- black swan (2010)

- daisies (1966)

- girl interrupted (1999)

- leon the professional (1994)

- possession (1981)

- love lace (2013)

- closer (2004)

- gone girl (2014)

- lady bird (2017)

- palo alto (2013)

- the bling ring (2013)

- helter skelter (2012)

- jennifer’s body (2009)

- speak (2004)

- lost in translation (2003)

- breakfast at tiffany’s (1961)

- moulin rouge! (2001)

- perfect blue (1998)

- marie antoinette (2006)

Tomoko Kashiki — With Benjamina and Wall  (acrylic, pencil, pastel and linen on wooden panel, 2012)

thinking abt the dog hair by Lydia Davis again

not to be political, but stranger things this season feels a bit off

to your independence irish, welsh, and scottish people

okay, here are all my short stories available on my website! i’ll update the list as i publish more!

WHAT WE OWE EACH OTHER; horror, werewolves and mean girls, a fun cross between ginger snaps and russian doll. TRIGGER WARNINGS: suicide mentions, vague implications of sexual trauma

MIA & MAYA; horror, doppelgangers and balance. a woman is confronted by a unnervingly familiar face.

INGRID’S BODY; horror, a body after hours.

PICTURED: MARY MAGDALENE AT THE TOMB; drama, a mother faces the after effects of sainthood. TW; self-immolation, mentions of self-harm

THE WATER WOMEN; horror, a town’s strange tradition and the woman who follow it. TW; drowning

CHERRY WINE; horror + romance, a not-so-sweet sweet love. TW; violence

IT’S WARM IN HERE; gothic horror + sci-fi, the ship needs a heart.

what the fuck is a mutual and how do I get one

Tonight I gave Art Spiegelman the National Book Awards Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. And we're both being banned. Some of you may think this is a good thing because you don't like my books or you don't care for Maus. But I guarantee that there are books you love on the banned lists too. That's why libraries and librarians fight for their rights to have all the books on the shelves and for your rights to read them. And it's why I support them.

Mood for 2023