Now It's Been A Week Since The Obi-Wan Finale I Feel Safe Yelling

Now it's been a week since the Obi-Wan finale I feel safe yelling

the stance the stance HE DID THE STANCE, and he's never looked better doing it!! The team making this series knew exactly what the Obi-Wan fans would be waiting for

when you download a wizard's tome off the internet that's grimware

Oh my goodness gracious. The prompt I just pulled for my next THE FEED video. The timing of this prompt. You all are in for a TREAT when this next one goes up.

Henry's had enough

Henry's the only housemate left in the Big Brother house who isn't convinced there's some nefarious weirdness going on. Could keeping his head, while all about him lose theirs, win him the series?

Y’all I’m WEEPING

The Stance™️

and and and, the public regret Le Guin expressed had an influence on Ann Leckie's decision to use "she" as the default neutral pronoun in the Radch trilogy!

Orbit Books

He Said, She Said - Orbit Books

I decided pretty early on, when I first was playing with the elements of what would become the universe of ANCILLARY JUSTICE (US | UK | AUS)

Ursula K. Le Guin's 1969 novel The Left Hand of Darkness was a big deal in feminist science fiction for being one of the first widely popular and critically acclaimed works to do cool shit with sex and gender (which was certainly nothing new, but previous such works had rarely "taken off" the way LHoD did). It was criticized for referring to the genderfluid characters with the indefinite "he," which was a la mode in style guides at the time, instead of using alternating or gender-neutral pronouns. In time Le Guin came to agree with this criticism; she considered her decision not to take things further one of her biggest literary regrets, stating that "I am haunted and bedeviled by the matter of the pronouns."

I tell you this only because the phrase "I am haunted and bedeviled by the matter of the pronouns" is one I think about a lot.