"In theaters this fall... HE [cut to the stripes of a tiger] IS [cut to a tiger claw] OUT [cut to a tiger's face, roaring]"
Jesse HawkenStudio execs are going to want to adapt more poems for the big screen now
Reader (esp SFF), information literacy librarian, teacher, parent, loves music, cooking, cats, and Alaska (she/her)
Great data analysis on financial contributions into the governor’s race. www.northernjournal.com/alaskas-17-g...
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, "The annual mean wage for educational instruction and library occupations was more than $10,000 higher in public schools ($59,810) than in private schools ($49,330)." www.bls.gov/opub/btn/vol...
If you want a taste of John Wiswell's shorter fiction (if you're not already familiar with him), his "Open House on Haunted Hill" is a favorite short story of mine: www.diabolicalplots.com/dp-fiction-6...
DP FICTION #64A: “Open House on Haunted Hill” by John Wiswell – Diabolical Plotswww.diabolicalplots.comIf you're curious about who responded and what they had to say, here are the compiled candidate endorsement requests and raw data. • Compiled PDF: drive.google.com/file/d/1ZmBw... • Raw Response Data: docs.google.com/spreadsheets...
Alaska Neighbors - 2026 Endorsement Requests.pdfdrive.google.comAlaska folks (and others), if you buy your eggs at Fred Meyer, you may want to check them against this list of recalled eggs, which has multiple Kroger and Simple Truth cartons listed: www.fda.gov/safety/recal...
The survey allows residents to share feedback on where transportation options are lacking or unavailable, which will inform how the city moves forward with prioritizing needs. The survey closes on Sunday evening at 11:59 p.m.
Get my book from a library! I was broke for decades. For more than half of my life, nearly all of my access to literature was thanks to having a library card. Feel no more shame in using yours than you would heap upon me. Libraries kick ass.
Xauri'EL ZwaanPeople are always so apologetic about getting our books from the library. And I'm just like, beyond just their massive civilizational utility, libraries are the best advertising an author could possibly hope for
May come as a surprise to some folks, but kids are people. They have rights. They are patrons of the library and one of the many local communities we serve. Libraries should not discriminate against groups of people. You personally may not like kids, but that's a you problem not a library problem.