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The monstrous Carryx empire was built by subjugation and war. Thousands of species are bound …
Enjoying this series a lot, can't wait for the third book
Enjoying this series a lot, can't wait for the third book
A great exploration of some of the people behind the years-long opposition to the Mountain Valley Pipeline.
My former colleague wrote this neat and concise book on building data products, and it has some great wisdom.
When the world puts queer rights on defense, queer culture goes on offense! Come Out …
That was very fun and I'm glad I backed the Kickstarter
That was very fun and I'm glad I backed the Kickstarter
When the world puts queer rights on defense, queer culture goes on offense! Come Out …
Picked this up from a Kickstarter, it's very cute
Picked this up from a Kickstarter, it's very cute
Over the last four decades, new modes of communication have redefined people’s engagement with media: …
Getting back into some media studies, as our precedented times require us to study our practical theory
In previous books, Holocaust historian Timothy Snyder dissected the events and values that enabled the …
Incredibly pithy and with many blind spots. It serves as a primer for the modern liberal but is dangerous if taken as the ultimate reference on authoritarianism.
In previous books, Holocaust historian Timothy Snyder dissected the events and values that enabled the …
Finally reading this, whatever
I should have been a spy
Never read this. Need to correct that error.
Though this is a generation introspection—one which I as a Garden State-millennial both do not get and am glad I am past—I sense that Zhou would feel most at home at a Parisian café with Henry Miller and Anaïs Nin.
ok i will read the gen z tranifesto finally
A good book with keen insights, though I wonder who the best audience is. It’s too high a level for mainstream folks, but non-tech industry lefties and progressives will appreciate it.
Diving into some more contemporary luddism.
Sehr lustig: ungefähr die Hälfte der Rezepten kommen aus Italien, Indien, usw. Aber der Titel lautet Die 100 Lieblingsgerichte der Deutschen, nicht Die 100 deutschen Lieblingsgerichte. Ich vergesse, wie buchstäblich Deutsch ist.