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Tag Archives: LGBT+
A Handful of Pecans Against the Specter of Death
I am a pessimist. Just like being an optimist, being a pessimist has its pros (being prepared, less disappointment) and its cons (being overly stressed, less hopefulness), but the one thing I like most about being a pessimist is when … Continue reading
Posted in Another New Era, mental health
Tagged anxiety, birds, bluejays, death, hope, LGBT+, life lessons, mental health, nature, pessimism, squirrels
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27 Books for 27 Years: Ryn’s Reading History (Part 3)
Welcome back, my friends! Though I’m uploading this a little late, I’m happy to present the last installation of my 27-year reading history! Thanks for making it this far, if you have. This last leg of the race is mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Another New Era, polysyllabic spree
Tagged after, anna todd, anxiety, birthday, book review, book reviews, books, history, jackson bird, james joyce, john green, LGBT+, life lessons, mental health, music, music lit, nick hornby, punk, punk rock, queer lit, reading, trans lit, ulysses, ve schwab
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27 Books for 27 Years: Ryn’s Reading History (Part 2)
Welcome back to this walk down memory lane! Part 2 of this list covers mainly my high school and early college reading career. I was not a particularly happy or whole person during high school, which is why many of … Continue reading
Posted in Another New Era, polysyllabic spree
Tagged acotar, alfred hitchcock, anxiety, books, check please, dftba, graphic novels, high school, hitchcock, john green, LGBT+, life lessons, maas, mental health, nerdfighteria, p4a, perks of being a wallflower, physics, poppy war, queer lit, reader, reading, sarah j maas, science, stephen hawking, virginia woolf, vlogbrothers, woolf
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TBR Playlist: Play It By Ear Edition
Hello, I’m back! Happy Halloween! I’m afraid this post has nothing to do with the Halloween season. Though I’ve been writing, I haven’t been writing much that I wanted to share with the Internet. I’ve mostly been writing different iterations … Continue reading
Posted in Another New Era, TBR Playlist
Tagged books, comedy, dropout, dropout tv, graphic novels, improv, improv comedy, jess mckenna, LGBT+, life lessons, mano agapion, mental health, music, musical, musical comedy, off book, play it by ear, queer lit, reading, writing, zach reino
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My First Encounter with the Word “Queer”: The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
I don’t have a great memory, but one that has stuck with me is the first time I consciously encountered the word “queer.” Young Ryn was under their floral covers, propped up on two pillows, and talking to their dad … Continue reading
Posted in Another New Era, LGBT+
Tagged books, burnett, children's lit, classic, classic lit, classic literature, classics, etymology, found family, history, LGBT+, lgbtq, life lessons, mistress mary, oscar wilde, owlcrate, queer, queer history, queer lit, quite contrary, reading, the secret garden
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