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La rue Caroline, #paris17 débute rue Darcet et se termine rue des Batignolles.
Elle porte le prénom de la femme d’un des anciens propriétaires.
Mon Paris Alphabétique continue à explorer les voies de Paris (et en est déjà à la lettre C, je me souviens de ses débuts, pfiou !), avec des jolies photos et des belles explications. J’essaie de partager de temps en temps (comme aujourd’hui).
Sarah’s story begins as she’s researching what she believes will be a book about her high school philosophy teacher, a charismatic instructor who taught her and her classmates to question everything—in the end, even the reality of historical atrocities. As she digs into the effects of his teachings, her life takes a turn into the fantastical when her wife, Marta, is notified that she’s been investigated for sexual misconduct at the university where they both teach.
Sarah Viren examines the nature of lies and conspiracies and how we build our Truth. When the author started writing this memoir, it was about her high school philosophy teacher in an European-inspired magnet programme where philosophy exists (i love this). In freshman year, it was an amazing class where the teacher encouraged everyone to…
My problem with Mastodon is that while I’m not vain enough to think Danko Jones was writing about me, I can’t handle moderation either. I can’t seem to only use platforms like this for an hour on Saturday night. So it’s better for me to not use it at all.
I had other reasons for quitting, but the explanation became a bit of a rant (with tangents). Read at your own risk.
relatable.
New Year’s Eve, 1999.
Seven women are gathered in a hotel room at midnight; a man’s head sits in the center of the floor. They all had a motive to kill Jamie Spellman. They all swear they didn’t. But in order to protect each other, they have to find out who did.
Time to go back to good old crime novels, including a twist (lesbians. the twist is lesbians.). I’ve already talked about how funnily enough, I consider most crime novels uplifting, as long as the grueling horrors aren’t too detailed. Their structure is very clear-cut and they’re not taking any risks, usually, following a very neat…
Le pécadou, étonnant fromage de cornebique, fait la fierté de Pistolin. Mais avec la guerre que se livrent les mages, la vie dans la montagne est devenue impossible. Après avoir été le témoin de l’extermination de son troupeau, notre héros fait le serment de traquer les mages et de les tuer tous. Accompagné par Myrtille, l’unique survivante de son troupeau, Pistolin part accomplir sa vengeance.
Mon ami Loïc m’a fourré cette bande dessinée dans les mains en me disant « prends ça, je sais que tu vas aimer ». Je dis « mon ami Loïc » parce que manifestement, il me connaît très bien. Je me suis bien marré à la lecture du premier tome de Traquemages, intitulé Le serment…
Ryan Barrett (snarfed.org)Fediverse! I’ve been building a bridge to Bluesky, and they’re turning on federation soon, which means my bridge will be available soon too. You’ll be able to follow people on Bluesky from here in the fediverse, and vice versa.
Bluesky is a broad network with lots of worthwhile people and conv…
Federation is really cool and Bridgy.fed keeps delivering. Ryan does amazing work and deserves support!
A queer hijabi Muslim immigrant survives her coming-of-age by drawing strength and hope from stories in the Quran in this daring, provocative, and radically hopeful memoir.
The original title of this book was Maryam Was a Dyke, as Lamya H said in their interview on the podcast Gender Reveal (if you speak English, grab the episode or transcript, if you prefer French, the translated transcript will be on this blog soon). They then changed it because some friends said that would…
