Cover of The Corpse in Modern Irish Literature, showing a water colour of mourners carrying a coffin towards a ruined church, with a man looking on in the foreground and two windswept, rather Beckettian trees in the background.
Out in February from @livunipress.bsky.social: The Corpse in Modern Irish Literature. The book started as a lockdown tweet. Delighted that it’s finally done! With Bridget English and @drreznicek.bsky.social
© Diane Arbus
Autoportrait
✏️ Call for papers
Interdisciplinary perspectives on empire, colonialism, and anticolonialism
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Submit by 30 August 2025
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Vertical photograph of several trees, they must be conifers, captured against the gloomy and foggy forest sky. The photo was taken during winter, and the trees have some snow on the, it has a soft teal and blue toning to it.
- taking up space -
Photograph of the sky during sunset with dark and heavy clouds in it. On the horizon is a row of trees, and from the left side are the silhouettes of small branches covered in leaves looming into the photo. The colours in the sky are orange and dark blue / teal.
Vertical photograph of the sunset sky with several clouds in it. At the horizon is the silhouette of a tree line, and from the left and right is respectively one tree looming into the photo. The colours in the sky are orange and blue.
Photograph of what must be yellow cosmos, against a green, natural background. Only the flower is in focus, while the background is blurry.
Photograph of the orange and dark blue sunset sky, with the silhouettes of trees and houses at the bottom of the photo. There is also the small crescent moon in the cloudy sky.
- the summertime sadness collection -
ALL Haymarket Books are 40% off through August 22nd! ✊🏾✊🏿✊🏽
Edward Hopper
You are not only welcome—you are necessary.
Whether you arrive in fatigue or fire, in softness or passion, you belong here.
Bring your questions. Bring your becoming.
Bring your breath.
The debut issue of American Gothic Studies has now been published! To access, join The Society for the Study of the American Gothic at www.americangothicsociety.com. Free article from this issue at scholarlypublishingcollective.org/psup/ags/art....
From Episode two of Love in a F*cked Up World, the podcast, in which I talk with my dear friend Morgan Bassichis about how we deal with hard feelings—like jealousy, possessiveness and control—when they inevitably come up.
Black and white studio photo of a longhaired white cat sitting up on a small table draped with brocade fabric. The cat has a very large ruffly bow made of dark fabric attached to the right side of its collar.
Very fancy potato bear postcard from my collection, unsent and date unknown.
Glastonbury is not the story.
The Genocide is.
🎤 - With Andrew Marr.
Find me at WGT Agra Halls in Leipzig
Psyched to be in the @gettymuseum.bsky.social [Queer as a] $3 Bill: Evidence of Queer Lives. My archive is in-process at the Getty Research Institute and - other than directions how to assemble the crown of needles, I had no idea what would be shown! Love and it last nights opening do was super 💖💖💖
Received my copy of
Phenomenology of Blood
Honoured to be featured amongst artists like Marina Abramovic @ron-athey.bsky.social Hermann Nitsch, Franko B and many more.
Thanks to T.J. Bacon of @temptingfailure.com for the good work bringing artists together in this book 🖤
To hip young men sitting at a table in a press conference Dylan has sunglasses on and looks guarded Robertson has a cigarette and dangling from his mouth and seems to be looking at the lighter notes on an album
Bob Dylan & Robbie Robertson in Sweden, 1966
We have five new titles out this week, including titles from Alexandre Kojève, Byung-Chul Han, @matthiasschmelzer.bsky.social, and more.
a poorly drawn cat cat with its body slightly hunched and fur puffed out, giving it a rounded appearance reminiscent of a kiwi
a photo of a small gray kitten running on a tiled floor, viewed from behind. the kitten's spiky fur makes it resemble a kiwi
a kiwi
A haiku about restrooms
You are destroying
Our Western society
I just need to pee
Alt: Photos in Parliament of members of UNISON’s national disabled member committee with MPs and ‘I support disabled workers’ banners L to r: 1. Graeme Ellis - National disabled member committee, Liz Twist MP 2. Kim Johnson MP 3. Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP 4. Jamal Pasha - Co-Chair National disabled members committee, Dominik De Souza - ANO disability equality, Clive Lewis MP, Graeme Ellis - National disabled member committe 5. Katrina Gilman - National Officer disability equality, Johanna Baxter MP 6. Florence Eshalomi MP, Chair of the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee
UNISON’s national disabled member committee held a parliamentary event to meet with MPs and highlight the findings of our survey on the affects of changes to PIP payments.
We made it clear we are opposed to the current changes to PIPs.
BREAKING: the EHRC has formally abandoned its contention that employers need to provide single sex toilets. goodlaw.social/4npg
Anne Carson - BOTD
💙📚 #LiteratureSky
Support queer and trans community archiving for queer and trans futures, if you can 💗 - www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding... - with @tvce.bsky.social
Josef Sudek.
Ana thank you so very much
Portrait of a woman with a monocle she's wearing a black jacket and a white shirt with a high-wing collar sort of black wrapped around her neck there are two dachshunds beside her
Una, Lady Troubridge — Romaine Brooks, 1924
Oil on canvas
