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Has anyone checked in on Megan West?!? Is she okay?? After she created an entire false narrative for her character WHICH WAS PROVEN TO BE COMPLETELY FALSE! Because she never really changed. I wonder how she’s doing after fighting for her life defending a non-redeemable character.
#anti taylor kelly#anti megan west#yeah ima be petty about this topic for awhile#soooo glad she’s gone guys so fucking glad#911 spoilers
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Omg HOW WAS THAT THE BEST TAKE IM SCREAMING
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My roommate wasn’t able to watch live, so I just updated her on the news that her least favorite character is dust. Her reaction:
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Her acting…. is painful to watch.
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"Why was Dr Graves so protective of the reagent" well he was under the impression it was made by hill, and he has some kind of crush on him or something/hj
#there is not a single straight person in this movie#except for meg#megan halsey is anti-lgbt and ill die on that hill#lol hill#reanimator 1985#herbert west#reanimator
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Kanye going off, Rihanna promoting Johnny “Le Puke” Depp, Drake randomly dissing Megan Thee Stallion for Nicki and also dissed Kanye while mentioning J Prince, who is entangled in Takeoff’s murder…
#it’s crazy out there#WAIT he’s also connected to Megan’s shitty deal with 1501(?) ain’t he??? 😵💫#kanye west#rihanna#drake#meg thee stallion#nicki Minaj#j prince#takeoff#the migos#anti johnny depp
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Look who saw my Instagram story. I posted this pic (3 pics together) of the last Buddie and Taylor scene in the hospital from TONIGHT’S episode.
Miss Taylor Kelly herself…
Megan West.
#Buddie#oliver stark#ryan guzman#Megan west#anti taylor kelly#evan buck buckley#eddie diaz#911 on fox#Taylor Kelly#Instagram story#omg#5x16#May Day#911 season 5 episode 16
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Read in August ↴
favorites: ★
Books
Jackal by Erin E. Adams
Only Survivors by Megan Miranda
Four Found Dead by Natalie D. Richards
Finlay Donovan Jumps the Gun by Elle Cosimano
The Villa by Rachel Hawkins
Natural Beauty by Ling Ling Huang ★
One of Us Is Back by Karen M. McManus
The Cloisters by Katy Hays
Articles
Infant deaths surge in Texas after abortion ban
People from all over the world are sending emails to Melbourne’s trees
‘Everything you’ve been told is a lie!’ Inside the wellness-to-fascism pipeline
The ‘Flu Shot Cheerleader’ is back – with a warning about the anti-vaccine movement ★
Even Conspiracy Theorists Are Alarmed by What They’ve Seen
‘You’re not God’: Doctors and patient families say HCA hospitals push hospice care
Richard Hanna, Rising Right-Wing Star, Wrote for White Supremacist Sites Under Pseudonym
Inside the online world of people who think they can change their race
A Basement Housing Bill Killed by Conspiracists ★
Oregon’s Greater Idaho movement echoes a long history of racism in the region ★
‘Essentially witchcraft’: A former naturopath takes on her colleagues
Maybe It’s Lyme: What happens when illness becomes an identity? ★
Everyone at West Virginia University Knew Something Was Up. I Hate That We Were Right.
Listened (not technically reading, I know)
The Retrievals podcast from Serial Productions and The New York Times ★
Did two honesty researchers fabricate their data? podcast episode from NPR’s Planet Money
Scamanda podcast from Lionsgate Sound
#studyblr#studyspo#am studying#study motiviation#college studyblr#study inspiration#study inspo#bujo#monthly reads#gradblr
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second tag meme and also from @ravenkinnie: book recs!
no time to spare / ursula le guin / i've been slowly trying to make my way through her essay collections and this is one i really love so far. i also read words are my matter but that one had some of her more questionable political stances so i enjoyed this one bc it was focused on more generic and personal topics
good intentions / kasim ali / i would honestly highly recommend this to south asians specifically bc i don't think i've seen any other book that holds south asian millennials accountable for their tendency to damn their parents to inflexibility from the outset and then fail to hold themselves accountable for never challenging traditional mindsets. this book specifically deals with anti-blackness within the south asian community and i think it does a fantastic job of it (please wait until the end bc it does end as it deserves to end but for a moment you will get worried towards the middle that it won't go that way lol. trust me)
the king of attolia / megan whalen turner / obv i would rec the queen's thief series in general but this is by and large my favorite of the whole series (well. bar the sixth book which closely ties with it) and much as i am sure everyone loved this series the most when it was from eugenides's perspective i cannot help but think that i never love eugenides more than when i read about him through the perspective of those who love him dearly
each little bird that sings / deborah wiles / this was a pretty formative book in my childhood esp wrt the concept of how children process death. it's actually part of a quartet of companion novels, each of which i love dearly and one of which is actually the inspiration for my current username, but i think this one is executed the best and it also happens to be the most well known installment, definitely for good reason
supreme inequality / adam cohen / i feel like if you're not necessarily into studying the law but want to gain a better, in-depth understanding of why we are where we are right now with american law this is a good book to read. it corrects a lot of misconceptions around the idea that the supreme court was ever consistently progressive (ie severe brevity and breakdown of the social welfare oriented burger era) and discusses the evolution of judicial interpretation of major topics over the course of the last several decades
the f team / rawah arja / this came as a rec in a melina marchetta newsletter and i'm so glad it did! it's a really fun and messy look into life as a lebanese-australian boy and what i think it does well is not shy away from culturally ingrained flaws, rather seek to dissect and understand them and highlight how crucial an emotionally mature and communication-dependent upbringing is for young muslim/arab boys. there are a few jokes here and there that caught the side eye from me bc they felt severely lacking in self-awareness but other than that i really enjoyed it
the piper's son / melina marchetta / my favorite marchetta novel forever and always, and the second installment in the inner west trilogy of companion novels, following saving francesca. what i really adore about this one is the interplay of grief between so many people and this guilt you have to overcome over the impact of the death of a loved one on your life. bc sometimes it utterly tears you apart and other times it brings you together and the emotions of that are so horribly complicated. i also simply adore the continued exploration of the main friend group and how as harsh as the girls are on tom they are so protective and dedicated, too, bc that's how they all are with each other. it's a book that constantly makes me ache
beloved / toni morrison / interestingly i find this book to be highly relevant considering the recent abortion fiasco in the american legal scene and its relation to abusive domestic situations but it's also one of the books i loved reading the most in undergrad particularly bc of its brutal exploration into how oppressed peoples are driven to self-inflicted violence as a last resort. can you blame a woman for killing her child when the only other option was damning that child to a life of slavery? it's a situation that has to be analyzed with so much empathy and compassion and that's exactly what morrison affords it
the secret garden / frances hodgson burnett / one of two other books i loved reading the most in undergrad (with the third one being north and south). i read this for a british literature class that i took at a time i was severely starting to doubt my degree again after having already gone through a really rough depressive period following jonghyun's death so it really opportunely entered my life. i remember reading the magic monologue towards the end and just crying and crying bc it felt so liberating and while the rest of my undergrad journey was not necessarily a total high i do think this helped comfort me a lot
tagging: @briarhips, @lateafternoonsunlight, @senorscotty, @dankovskaya & @infatuate !
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Don’t mean to across slut shame-y in anyway possible but I can’t help but think how different they have Marisol dressed (I mean, it’s hard not to notice the cleavage) as compared to other women on this show, particularly love interests. I don’t know what the reason is but I do know costume and wardrobe play a part in media so it does feel like it was done for a very pointed reason. My guess would be to make Eddie appear in a very specific light and in contrast to Buck.
i’ll be honest i was not going to answer this and then i read the whole thing and i kinda agree. it’s very unlike the show to dress female love interests in such a way, and the last time i can remember a similar thing is taylor in the red dress when buck was literally using her as a prop against veronica and albert (and the only reason it’s on top of my recall memory is because megan west just looked drop dead gorgeous in that episode lmao).
but like i can see this from two possible perspectives that kind of relate to one another:
1. the buck pov and buddie of it all, if we’re still in bucks eyes it could be a very deliberate tool to say that buck is very hyper aware that his best friend eddie is here and on a date with a WOMAN. and that he can’t be into his friend eddie because he’s with a WOMAN.
2. the metatextual anti-buddie of it all. that same sentiment could possibly be applied to the show creators trying to send their viewers a message like heyyyy eddie is dating a woman! did you forget he likes GIRLS! well now you didn’t!
or they just thought the shirt was nice, that’s always an option i guess.
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Not that the hiring folks would know, but damn does 911 have an unfortunate history of hiring homophobes (Edy, I think Gabrielle and Cocoa, and Megan West) transphobes (Edy), people who lie about their ethnicity/race (Gabrielle), and a side sprinkling of anti-vaxxers (Rockmond for sure who I think is claiming to be fired over his religious beliefs, good grief).
Really weird trend for three of these shitty people to have been and still are love interests for either Buck or Eddie. =/
#911 discourse#I guess? but just truths#another truth is please 911 stop hiring#mediocre to bad actresses as love interests#why is this still a trend here#ramblings
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Oh MW is definitely not ok! She’s liking and engaging with tweets that ‘defended’ Taylor kelly bc she can do no wrong. At least GW had the decency to end on a positive note thanking everybody. MW’s been low key petty all day🤭
I had to go and see and honestly she is still continuing to live her to delusional life. I cannot believe she liked this tweet like excuse me everything you dealt with???? What about everything HE dealt with? Girl bye.
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Episode 167 (version 2) - 2023 Reading Goals & 2022 Reading Report
(Hello! This is a re-upload. The first version had a syncing error that snuck in at the very end of the editing process. We've re-exported it and this version sounds much better!)
This episode we’re talking about our 2023 Reading Goals! We discuss intentions, resolutions, anti-resolutions, and give a report on how well we fulfilled our reading goals last year.
You can download the podcast directly, find it on Libsyn, or get it through Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or your favourite podcast delivery system.
In this episode
Anna Ferri | Meghan Whyte | Matthew Murray | RJ Edwards
2022: Year of Book Two
Episode 142 - Sequels and 2022: The Year of Book Two
2023 Resolutions
Matthew:
Read more non-fiction
Meghan:
Quit trying to read fiction when she doesn’t feel like it
Read more of what she owns (borrow less from the library)
Anna:
Read more graphic novels
Take pictures of favourite reads
Jam:
Theme for the year: Intention
Return to tracking picture book reading
Media We Mentioned
Aurora Rising by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff, narrated by Kim Mai Guest, Johnathan McClain, Candice Moll, Lincoln Hoppe, Donnabella Mortel, Jonathan Todd Ross, Erin Spencer & Steve West
Illuminae Files (books 1-3) by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff
Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir, narrated by Moira Quirk
Steven Erikson
Witch Hat Atelier, Vol 1 by Kamome Shirahama, translated by Stephen Kohler
Delicious in Dungeon, Vol 1 by Ryoko Kui, translated by Sébastien Ludmann
Links, Articles, and Things
Which Pokemon are the Most Goth?
Matthew reviews his manga reading from 2022 on Twitter
List of One Piece manga volumes - Wikipedia
25 Dystopian Fiction books by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, & People of Colour) Authors
Every month Book Club for Masochists: A Readers’ Advisory Podcasts chooses a genre at random and we read and discuss books from that genre. We also put together book lists for each episode/genre that feature works by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, & People of Colour) authors to help our listeners diversify their readers’ advisory. All of the lists can be found here.
Leila by Prayaag Akbar
Killer of Enemies by Joseph Bruchac
Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler
Caster by Elsie Chapman
The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline
Future Home of the Living God by Louise Erdrich
The Women Could Fly by Megan Giddings
Crosshairs by Catherine Hernandez
The Ones We're Meant to Find by Joan He
Brown Girl in the Ring by Nalo Hopkinson
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
Survive the Dome by Kosoko Jackson
The Interrogation of Ashala Wolf by Ambelin Kwaymullina
On Such a Full Sea by Chang-rae Lee
Legend by Marie Lu
Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi
We Set the Dark on Fire by Tehlor Kay Mejia
Sanctuary by Paola Mendoza & Abby Sher
Futureland by Walter Mosley
The Memory Police by Yōko Ogawa, translated by Stephen Snyder
Goliath by Tochi Onyebuchi
We Light Up the Sky by Lilliam Rivera
Trail of Lightning by Rebecca Roanhorse
The Freedom Race by Lucinda Roy
An Unkindness of Ghosts by Rivers Solomon
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Another one bites the dust. Kanye West’s personal trainer, Harley Pasternak @HarleyPasternak, who he recently gave a shoutout during his interview with Fox News’ Tucker Carlson, says he has officially cut ties with the man he has considered a friend for 15 years. Pasternak, who is Jewish, says his decision to keep his distance from Ye comes after the rapper made an anti-semitic remark on Twitter over the weekend which infuriated a lot of celebs, predominantly those of Jewish descent. ______________________________ In an interview with Newsweek, Pasternak, who has famously trained countless stars, including Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga, Megan Fox, and Adam Levine, to name a few, said he had a five-hour conversation with West on Sunday, during which time he realized Ye was clearly on the verge of a meltdown. “I will not speak with him again until he issues a formal apology,” he told the publication. “If people continue to give him a platform to discuss hateful, antisemitic rhetoric, they’re complicit, so I applaud Facebook and Twitter.” ______________________________ Pasternak also took issue that there appeared to be more outrage when West wore a “White Lives Matter” shirt at his Yeezy fashion show in Paris last week than the remark he had made about the Jewish community, prompting him to ask why the same energy was not being kept when Ye came after the Jews. “The amount of outrage that came from a T-shirt that he wore a few days earlier was a millionfold more vocal than the tweet that he implied that he was going to wipe out a race of people.” - @hollywoodunlocked #selectiveoutrage #kanyewest #selectiveoutragesyndrome #HarleyPasternak #Kanye @kanyewest https://www.instagram.com/p/CjlNGlXLC17/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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The Manga Review, 4/29/22
Back in March, Titan Comics announced that it would launching its own manga imprint, Titan Manga, with the publication of a new “director’s cut” of Takashi Okazaki’s Afro-Samurai. This week, Titan announced two more acquisitions: Kamen Rider Kuuga and Atom: The Beginning, both of which will debut in October. The deal is part of a new partnership with StoneBot Comics. In other licensing news, Seven Seas just unveiled its latest acquisitions, which include Malevolent Spirits: Monogatari, Let’s Buy the Land and Cultivate It in a Different World, Anti-Romance, and Night of the Living Cat, a horror-comedy in which “a virus transforms humans into cats.” The mode of transmission? Snuggling with an infected kitty! (Seriously, did my cats write this?!!)
NEWS AND FEATURES
Young Jump just published the final chapter in Satoru Noda’s bloody revenge saga Golden Kamuy. Not to worry: Noda’s ice-hockey drama Supinamarada! will take its place. [Anime News Network]
CLAMP fans rejoice: the collective will resume work on xxxHolic-rei, though they haven’t announced a date for its official return. [Anime News Network]
Also in the news is Moto Hagio, who is one of this year’s Eisner Hall of Fame nominees. [Comic-Con International]
Kodansha just announced its May digital manga releases. The most promising of the lot: When a Cat Faces West, a new series from the creator of Mushishi. [Crunchyroll]
Are you a parent, teacher, or librarian looking for kid-friendly manga recommendations? Brigid Alverson’s got you covered with a helpful list of titles that are suitable for pre-teen and young teen readers. [ICv2]
The librarians at No Flying No Tights compile a list of their favorite cute comics, from Umi Sakurai’s A Man and His Cat to Claire Belton’s I Am Pusheen the Cat. (Warning to dog lovers: this list cants heavily towards cat comics.) [No Flying No Tights]
Bill Kartalopoulos files a lengthy report on the 49th Angoulême International Comics Festival. Among the highlights was a special exhibit honoring the legacy of Kitaro creator Shigeru Mizuki. [The Comics Journal]
Kelli Ewing offers a sneak peak at Hen Kai Pan, the latest series from Eldo Yoshimizu (Ryuko). [Panel Patter]
Wondering what to read next? Masha Zhdanova takes a look at this month’s new VIZ Media titles. [Women Write About Comics]
REVIEWS
Over at Anime News Network, Rebecca Silverman declares Sakamoto Days a “fun” series with a “well executed premise,” while Lynzee Loveridge argues that Sensei’s Pious Lie “does a lot of interesting, if uncomfortable, things that make it worth a read.” AiPT’s Eric Alex Cline gives high marks to Island in a Puddle, a new thriller from Kei Sanbe (Erased), while Megan D., host of The Manga Test Drive, takes Kaoru Mori’s Shirley for a spin.
Bungo Stray Dogs Wan!, Vol. 1 (Demelza, Anime UK News)
Chainsaw Man, Vol. 10 (Josh Piedra, The Outerhaven)
Cheeky Brat, Vol. 2 (Justin and Krystallina, The OASG)
Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Being a Virgin Can Make You a Wizard?!, Vol. 4 (Sarah, Anime UK News)
Cross-Dressing Villainess Cecilia Sylvie, Vol. 1 (Renee Scott, Good Comics for Kids)
Crueler Than Dead, Vol. 2 (Nick Smith, ICv2)
Death Note Short Stories (Nick Smith, ICv2)
Even Though We’re Adults, Vol. 4 (Jaime, Yuri Stargirl)
Getting Closer to You, Vol. 1 (Erix Alex Cline, AiPT!)
Goodbye, Eri (Elvie Mae Parian, Women Write About Comics)
Hiraeth: The End of the Journey, Vol. 1 (Danica Davidson, Otaku USA)
Ima Koi: Now I’m in Love, Vol. 1 (Danica Davidson, Otaku USA)
Ima Koi: Now I’m in Love, Vol. 1 (Carrie McClain, Women Write About Comics)
Karakuri Odette, Vol. 2 (Thomas Zoth, The Fandom Post)
Lady Murasaki’s Tale of Genji: The Manga (Nick Smith, ICv2)
The Lion and the Bride, Vols. 1-3 (Krystallina, Daiyamanga)
Love After World Domination, Vol. 2 (Justin, The OASG)
Miss Me? (SKJAM, SKJAM! Reviews)
The Music of Marie (Josh Piedra, The Outerhaven)
Orochi (Danica Davidson, Otaku USA)
Ragna Crimson, Vol. 4 (Grant Jones, Anime News Network)
Sakura’s Dedication, Vol. 1 (King Baby Duck, The Boston Bastard Brigade)
Sasaki and Miyano, Vol. 5 (Sarah, Anime UK News)
Sex Ed 120%, Vol. 3 (Erica Friedman, Okazu)
Spy x Family, Vol. 7 (Josh Piedra, The Outerhaven)
Wave, Listen to Me!, Vol. 8 (HWR, Anime UK News)
The Way of the Househusband, Vol. 7 (King Baby Duck, The Boston Bastard Brigade)
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