Includes essays on: becoming a rose gardener, on destigmatizing kink, documenting the impact of the Karen meme, advocating for swearing and against white awards shows.
This sequel to A Boy at the Edge of the World is just as gloriously delightful and brimming with the essence of life as the first in this series. I remain in awe of David Kingston Yeh’s writing.
Catching up on shows I wanted to start, and shows I’d been meaning to finally finish: Industry, Dare Me, Backyard Envy, We Are Who We Are, Fe@rless_, Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Body’, and the Blackpink Nextflix doc!
A dark comedy about serious gamers battling real-life, fascinating documentaries about how video games are made, and some fiction that shows us how revolutionary games can be!
This German Nextflix show has a young woman fumbling her way through a revenge plot that takes place in a thrilling, demanding, fast-paced world of biohackers.
A queer, trans-friendly artist who uses the prettiest colours to share art that is gender-affirming art, body positive, consent-focused, and calls for social justice activism.
This show is more glamourous and picturesque than it has any right to be. There’s murder, family drama, unrequited love, luxury cabins… and then there are the sexual assaults.
