Future librarian. Current badass. Teller of tales. Lover of puns.

Happy to meet you.

velved:

Awesome art prints: “Slaughterhouse Starlets” by Keith P. Rein

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stoptellingwomentosmile:

From the talk in Chicago last night.

The discussion was lively, informative, funny, challenging. I learned some stuff from the audience, and I think others learned as well. Along with street harassment, we talked about the art itself. Who the women are in the drawings, why I chose them, what the design process is, what the wheat pasting process is like. 
I met some great, passionate people. I look forward to coming back to this city. 

Thanks for coming out, Chicago. 

Photo taken by popgoesalicia, whom I met at the event. She was awesome.

• You say: Is bisexuality real or not?
• I hear: Magnets, how do they work?

invisiblechickens:

read and hold a book however the fuck you want. crease it, bend it, flex it, crack the spine, fold the pages. reading is meant to be a joy, and you should be able to read the words. love the book and it will love you back. if some ass is giving you shit by telling you not to fold the book over when reading, hit them in the face with that book.

As long as it’s not a library book. Otherwise, co-signed. ;)

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mylifesucks9872:

Crystal Renn

philogynacity:

Stephanie Shiu

Kay Nielsen ~ The Twelve Dancing Princesses from In Powder and Crinoline ~ Hodder & Stoughton ~ 1913

“Don’t drink!” cried out the little Princess, springing to her feet; “I would rather marry a gardener!”

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bohemea:

Amanda Seyfried by Ruven Afanador, 2013

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sallygilmartins:

THE ERL-KING by Angela Carter

Lay your head on my knee so that I can’t see the greenish inward-turning suns of your eyes any more. 

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motherjones:

Boy Scouts say it’s totally cool to be gay…until you turn 18.