Jessica DeFino’s The Review of Beauty
Viv Chen’s The Molehill
Amy Odell’s The Back Row
Talia Cu’s The Latine Zine Ken Klippenstein’s Ken Klippenstein
J.P. Hill‘s New Means
Judd’s Popular Information also Musk Watch
Taylor Lorenz’s User Mag
Palestine Will Be Free Brendon Holder’s Loosey
Afia’s No Plantains Left Behind
Jillian Hess’s Noted
Kate Lindsay’s Embedded
Rayne Fisher-Quann’s internet princess
one of my forever favs have read nothing like it / punky techno feminist dystopian “kitchen-sink realism, told from the perspective of the one stuck doing the dishes.” explores relationships / gender / desire / detachment / sucker punch pop song / wildly clever n devastatingly prophetic Alien Daughters Walk Into The Sun - Jackie Wang
“An almanac of extreme girlhood”
abolition/underground/biking across countries/accidentally falling into success
Not so much a collection of short stories but diary entries, tumblr posts, zine archives, “essays“, poems
Contents titles are: The Hard-Femme years / The Punk House Years/The Desert Years/The Getting-My-Shit-Together-Years/ I also remember enjoying Jesus’ Son by Denis Johnson!
Maybe Baby - great personal essays
Why Is This Interesting? - oddball little histories
[SIC] Weekly - links to everything on the internet
Personal Canon - great book and movie recos
Desiderata Oblongata (gotta plug my own!) emerging artists for emerging collectors
Pizza Girl by Jean Kyoung Frazier My Vanishing Country by Bakari Sellers Major Labels by Kalefa Saneh Manufacturing Consent by Noam Chomsky Bones and All by Camille DeAngelis Music is History by Questlove Valencia by Tea Michelle The Woman in Me by Britney Spears Lesbiana’s Guide to Catholic School by Sonora Reyes Punks by John Keene Biography of X by Catherine Lacey Silver Nitrate by Silvia Morena García Play It As It Lays by Joan Didion The Hellbound Heart by Clive Owen Shine Bright by Danyel Smith
I actually just want to scream and cry and be mad but the silver lining is that i love everyone in my life so much and i wish they really understood how much i mean that and i’m crying now looking at the bloody stained mess of a mid-day period.
It sounds like you’re nervous because you feel like you’re not good enough or don’t know enough. Remember that they brought you on knowing your lack of experience and new-ness to the industry. They know you don’t know! So don’t be afraid to say you don’t know! Go in ready to ask questions and honestly say I don’t know what that is or could you explain that. I’m sure people would love to explain a bit more about what they do and maybe begin to see what they do with fresh eyes. They must’ve seen in you a desire to learn and passion for the industry, that got you through the door, and the knowledge will follow. You may not know, but you will learn.