march

1. hungerstone / KD
2. life after cars / SG, DG, & AP
3. revolting prostitutes / MS & JM
4. wearing the lion / JW

february

1. brigands & breadknives / TB
2. payback's a witch / LH
3. all that she carried / TM
4. all about love / bh
5. the book of trespass / NH
6. generation dread / BW
7. nine goblins / TK

january

1. pollution is colonialism / ML
2. monstrilio / GSC
3. cleat cute / MW
4. we are each other's liberation / RK, JAS, + TT, eds
5. my best friend's honeymoon / MW
6. the hounding / XP
7. let this radicalize you / KH + MK

2026 reading log

would love to share thoughts if any of these are rattling around in yr brain.

(inspired by @claudiaeberger.bsky.social, ages ago)

It’s been a minute since I read it, but possibly: Romita Ray, “A Cup of Tea in a Veil of Mist: Darjeeling and the Himalayan Picturesque,” in Under the Banyan Tree: Relocating the Picturesque in British India (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2013).

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Very much looking forward to presenting work on Lily Yeats + embroidery with the Craft History Workshop. Check it out if you’re around! (12 pm ET/9 am PT to 2 pm/11 am)

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A passage from the chapter “Extinction” in H is for Hawk arguing that a lack of contact between humans and other species causes a constriction of the meanings those species can hold.

Finally, finally read @hjm.bsky.social ‘s H is for Hawk. !!!!

Oh, that was my favorite branch when I lived in NY. Gorgeous indeed!

collecting poems to memorize this year. any recommendations?