Emily M. Danforth's Blog, page 51
May 10, 2013
danikasapphistry:
meulins-choice-ass:
gaytransguys:
I love...
I love how this makes more sense than doing 15 minutes of argumentative Trans 101 with an adult.
Whats this from?
Apparently this is from Shameless
May 9, 2013
See The Fascinating Evolution of Cover Art From 12 Legendary Queer Books
See The Fascinating Evolution of Cover Art From 12 Legendary Queer Books:
Looking back at a century of cover designs from all over the world for beloved queer books like Tipping the Velvet, Orlando, The Color Purple, Annie on my Mind, Rubyfruit Jungle and more.
May 8, 2013
powells:
Wednesday pick-me-up: David Foster Wallace’s 2005...
Wednesday pick-me-up: David Foster Wallace’s 2005 Kenyon commencement speech “This Is Water” as a short film.
(via Gawker)
May 7, 2013
"Whether or not a piece works isn’t really important, and frankly I can’t tell. I mean—you know when..."
“Whether or not a piece works isn’t really important, and frankly I can’t tell. I mean—you know when something is going well, the prose is good and you know when you get into the dumps. But to know if a piece really works? You might not know for two years. That’s the leap of faith, right? That’s why we’re afraid of novels. We get into this thing and we might not know if it works for five years. Or ten. It’s risky. But the thing is—those five years are going to pass anyway. Whether or not you’re in there with a novel, those five years are going to pass. And then you’re gonna die. At some point you’re gonna die. So, you can not write your novel and die, or you can write your novel and die. You might as well write.”
- Sam Ligon (via mttbll)
- Sam Ligon (via mttbll)
afterellen:
Oh, you know, just some lesbian moms on this year’s...
May 4, 2013
exhibition-ism:
Bristol based artist Alexander Korzer-Robinson...
Bristol based artist Alexander Korzer-Robinson creates incredible works of art by carving discarded encyclopedias and literally exposing their inner beauty.
