Thank you so much to author E.A. Noble for sharing this incredible short story exclusively with our Left Unread community! Give it a read and, if you enjoy it, please take a moment to go follow her on social media and to buy her other work, including WHEN BLOOD MEETS EARTH and SUPERSIZED BUBBLEGUM.

Divine, Remember You're is a dark-fiction/horror short story about a mermaid and her fight to reclaim her voice.

06.04.2025 journal entry #24

Hello loves! It’s been awhile and I apologize for the break in content—it’s been a busy month for me and things only keep getting busier!

I’m currently on day 2 of my trip to New York for the launch of the Spring Bindery Books!! They’re all currently out now and after hearing each of the tastemakers talk about the books and after meeting and hanging out with the authors, I am THAT much more excited to read them. If you're interested in grabbing the exclusive editions for 25% off then you can use the code BINDERYINSIDER to grab them here: https://binderybooks.com/books/bindery/

Hello dearies, doodles, and froomies!

This wrap up Wednesday is sponsored by:

• A corgi sweater blanket (Very cozy)

• A combo of caffeine and water (3 beverages at all times)

• the queer audacity

• and viewers like you

A corgi sweater blanket (Very cozy)

A combo of caffeine and water (3 beverages at all times)

DISCLAIMER: This blog does not have any spoilers in it. I am discussing themes that are right there in the book's description.

DISCLAIMER: This blog does not have any spoilers in it. I am discussing themes that are right there in the book's description.

There are many stories out there that have something meaningful to say about resisting colonialism. But the thing that stuck out to me about Cry, Voidbringer is that it approached the conversation from a question that I don't know that I regularly see asked. That question being: What effect has colonialism actually had on us?

Hello Friends,

This is a repost from the IAIA MFA CW.

The IAIA ( Institute of American Indian Arts) is a living art movement in the US, as well as an educational obligation fulfilled by the US government in honor of our ancestral treaties. Yesterday, Trump declared his intention to end the legacy by zeroing out the budget for survival. This is an attack on native values, values that the world needs more than ever. Without the work of IAIA, we would not have the amazing work of Joy Harjo, Dan Namingha, Terese Maillot, Rose B. Simpson, Cara Romero, Gerald McMaster, Tommy Orange, Char Tieters and other incredible artists.

I constantly update this Sad Rich Girls spreadsheet because I love cataloging the different types of SRGs. I refer back to it when I make content, I give a lot of book recs from it, and it makes me feel like the "data" I've amassed from reading is searchable.

Type 1 (blue) Daisy Buchanan Archetype

She's the miserable spoiled girl, usually very cynical and world weary.

Title: I’ll Pretend You’re Mine by Tashie Bhuiyan†

Representation: anxiety

Genre: YA Romance

Release Date: June 3, 2025