Threatening Love
Threatening love An accurate depiction of what it feels like to hear that phrase as a person on the aro and ace spectrums.
Save Our Libraries!
We need your help to save our libraries and museums. In response to the ALA winning their lawsuit, the current administration proposed the 2026 budget with no funding for the IMLS. The ALA launched a #FundLibraries campaign to encourage people to contact their Congress people to get our libraries funded for 2026. Thankfully, they managed
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Book Recommendations with Asexual and Aromantic Characters for Pride Month
June 2025’s newsletter: Book Recommendations with Asexual and Aromantic Characters for Pride Month It’s pride month! I was brainstorming what special main feature to do for pride month. Since I am aro-ace, I decided to do a list of books with aro-ace rep. Good asexual and aromantic representation is so hard to find in media,
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LGBTQ+ Pride 2025
Happy pride 2025! Pride is for everyone. When they come after some of us, they face all of us.
When Boss Music Starts Playing
What weapon would you pull if boss music suddenly started playing?
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Book Recommendation: Cattywampus
May 2025’s newsletter: “Book Recommendation: Cattywampus.” “Cattywampus” by Ash Van Otterloo is a stand-alone, LGBTQ+, middle grade, witch contemporary-fantasy. It was my March 2025 Trans Rights Readathon read. My librarian cousin recommended this book months ago, but it took me a while to get around to reading it. Why did I wait so long?! “Cattywampus”
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It’s Okay to Not Be Okay
May is mental health month, and I think in these times especially, it’s important to give ourselves a little room to not be okay.
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Young People Have Health Problems Too
As a young person with health problems, I’m always on guard for the dreaded “you’re too young for ____!” Like, sorry, didn’t realize pain receptors grew at age fifty.
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