I was able to engage more on the Fediverse this week, and enjoyed the rich diversity of things popping up in my feed.
I was able to engage more on the Fediverse this week, and enjoyed the rich diversity of things popping up in my feed.
I’ve signed up for the Beat Beethoven race in late September. It’ll be my first race done in person since 2018, and I’m eagerly looking forward to it. It’s just a 7.5 km run, but the gimmick is that Symphony Nova Scotia will be playing Beethoven along the route. After there will be a concert.
This morning I finally got to listen to the latest episode of Working Class Literature. It’s a recording from Florence Working-Class Literature Festival and captures both the writers and organizers at the festival and an active struggle of occupying workers at a factory. It’s absolutely worth listening to.
I could smell the smoke from the Annapolis County wildfire when I stepped out of my door this morning. It’s startling to hear from Natural Resources that it could burn for another month.
I read through all of Terry Moore’s Strangers in Paradise years ago. Some of his characters have stuck with me for as long.
He posted an image of his recommended reading order for all his connected comics, and I’m drawn to the idea of reading from the beginning and catching up on the decade of books I haven’t kept up with.
As a Maritimer and a redhead, I’m shamefully late to reading Anne, but this is the third take on Anne of Green Gables I’ve read this year. Thrummler’s art is so expressive and captures the place so well.
