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It's pronounced like 'ossuary'. Neodecadentata pulp novelist + flame shirt revitalist Local 210 Ksamkcab yub Ofcieri.com
John Berger isolated why conservatism relies so heavily on advertising images in the 80s
Been thinking alot about BACKMASK as pulp fiction as a genre indicator similar to dark academia. Even the Tarantino film sought to capture the Amrrican noir elements of the late 50s/early 60s paperback thriller novels about crime and corruption
The first release is now live on Audible! Treat yourself to a little historical fiction about a music producer making the song of his dreams
Thanks, Gabino! I have ARCs available for the audiobook of my sapphic Satanic Panic novel about a music producer creating the song of his dreams. We're looking for reviewers!
The ARCs for Backmask are available! If you're interested in reviewing a Sapphic Satanic Panic historical fiction thriller about a music producer with visions of his next hit, let me know! @haruspex-audio.bsky.social @malarkeybooks.bsky.social
Can't wait to have the Backmask audiobook out in the world. Just a few more days until the launch of a Sapphic Satanic Panic novel. Still time to order it at presale prices. haruspex-audio.com/products/bac...
Whenever there's lesbian discourse this ancient meme appears in my head like a vision
Queen of straps and Page of dog collars from the Burgundian card deck at the Morgan Library Tarot exhibit
"The Monk By The Sea" by Caspar David Friedrich is my top example when explaining why art is better in person. Only the canvas passes on the information that the monk is understands that the void ofnspace is behind the space ehere the sky and sea blur.
I just found out about Sebastiane by Derek Jarman and have been punching my own thigh for twenty minutes to ride out the euphoria of being on a planet that once held such a magnificent bastard. Derek Jarman you LEGE
It's Pride month and I have books for sale in digital, paperback and audio formats
Apparently there's a mid-war opera calle Tiresias' Breasts where a trans man gives himself top surgery on stage by releasing two helium balloons
Besides that were the deep cut archival pulls. Diderot's flayed woman? The Alexander McQueen prosthetics?? Along with less famous art pieces
This is another great example of the curatorial focus of this exhibit and one of the pairings that almost made me cry.
The new Costume Institute is an incredible testament to curation, more of a showcase of what the curator can do than the craftsman. Still, no disrespect to the craftsman. The constant comparison to representational art feels a little bricolage but some sections nail the cross-medium artistry