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My current read. #sundayreading #wewereneverhere #bookclub https://www.instagram.com/p/CTLTSaiFYar/?utm_medium=tumblr
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My current read, which as much as I love Chuck Wendig, I’m surprised at. After all I’ve loved the Stand since I read it in my teens but haven’t been able to touch it since 9/11. I was just thinking of picking it back up when COVID hit. I decided it wasn’t worth daily panic attacks to read right now. Yet here I am with this, a pandemic book, and am loving it. Wendig’s gift with metaphor and his sense of humor shine in the midst of the creeping dread that grows with each turn of the page. @bibliophilicwitch
BU HOMOFOBİ BİTSİN ARTIK, 2020’DEYİZ İNSAF! İNSANLARIN KALBİNE MÜDAHALE ETMEK HADSİZLİK... . Gündemle ilgili konulara kafa yoruyor musun? Şu sıra seni en rahatsız eden konular neler? . O kadar çok şey var ki… Dünyadaki ve çoğunlukla Türkiye’deki homofobi canımı çok sıkıyor. İnsanların dili, dini, rengi bizi nasıl ilgilendirmiyorsa; ki maalesef bu bile hala tartışma konusu oluyor… Tanımadığımız insanların yatak odasına, kalbine müdahale etmeyi, o alana girmeyi çok hadsizce buluyorum. Kimin kimi sevdiğinin, kimin kiminle ilişki yaşadığının ne önemi var? Buna biz nasıl müdahale edebiliriz? . Gerçekten çok tuhaf değil mi? Bu bakış açısına tahammül edemiyorum. Kadın cinayetlerine, trans cinayetlerine, faşistçe işlenen cinayetlere… LBGT+ hakları insan haklarıdır, artık 2020’ye geldik ya, insaf! Bunları tartışmayalım. Bir şekilde dışarıdan bakıldığında, herkesin kendinden güçsüz gördüğüne karşı kendi gücünü kullanmaya çalışmasını; kadınlara, hayvanlara, doğaya yapılan bu eziyeti, sevgisizliği aklım almıyor. Buna şahit olmak çok üzücü… . Cemre Öktem, son dönemde televizyonda izlediğimiz en gerçek karakterlerden birine hayat veriyor. ‘Sefirin Kızı’nda bir ayağı aksayan Zehra rolünde hem güzelliği hem yeteneğiyle parlıyor. Sohbetimizin tamamı bugün #pazarpostası nda. @oktemcemre 🌸 📸 @ozanguzelce . . . . . #cemreöktem #sefirinkızı #sefirinkizidizi #oyuncu #actress #röportaj #interview #readingtime #pazar #sunday #sundayreading #postagazetesi #istanbul #turkey (Istanbul, Turkey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJTQiqzhQjl/?igshid=178972fw6uhuh
What’s your most favorite thing to do on the weekend?? . . . Happy Sunday, Bookworms! Is there anything in particular that you like to do on the weekend?? I always want to spend my weekend at home, curled up with a good book or two, and do nothing but eat and read. Unfortunately life usually has other plans for me, so that rarely every happens. 🤦🏻♀️ But the weather today is perfect for snuggling up with a book, so maybe I can do just that! 🥰 What about you? What do you like to do on the weekend?? . . . And I completely forgot to share my excitement for *Infinity Son* by Adam Silverado being released recently! My copy has been sitting on my book cart, waiting to be read, and I’m super excited to get started on it. 🤓 Have you read it yet? What did you think of it?? . . . 📚 Snuggle Up with a Book. #AlltheBooksJan20 📚 Friendship. #BooksofJan20 📚 Book That Should Be A Movie. #BooksCoasttoCoastJan20 . . . #sundayreading #adamsilvera #epicreads #amreading #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #bookstagramfeature #booksbooksbooks #currentlyreading #flatlay #yabooks #booklover . . . https://www.instagram.com/p/B7f7C_dJNB5/?igshid=11ax6wkylkv5o
Books + staying in . The giveaway is up! See previous post and follow the steps to win a signed copy🌊🌹☕ . #bookstagram #booklover #petals #flatlay #whpcolorpalette #instalove #bookreview #readreadread #writersjourney #writer #writersofinstagram #sunday #sundayreading #bookspines #bookstack #readingchallenge #cassandraclare #yabookstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxpnpq8ow0V/?igshid=o7f97xq4bw2i
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I was struggling to get into anthologies most of this year but I can’t stop reading this one. I’m reading the essays in order of appearance and am feeling so inspired by the women in here. There are many books I read as an adult and wished I had found them when I was a teenager. I would forgo them all if I could have just this book to read, when I was 17. • It’s so powerful. I think what works for this collection is the length of each piece (short + to the point) and the sheer diversity of contributors. The book is divided into four sections: LEARNINGS RELATIONSHIPS WORKS OF FICTION NEW GROUND & BIG IDEAS I’m starting Words of Fiction shortly and will edit this post if I have more thoughts. • The book is published by @insidejigsaw and edited by @sonderandtell. If you buy it from Jigsaw, the full £9.99 goes towards @womenforwomenuk charity. What a worthy cause, and what a beautiful collection. • #fiction #nonfiction #comfortzones #newbook #anthology #bookstagram #booksofig #beauty #feminism #empowering #inspiringwomen #sundayvibes #sundayreading #inclusion #advice #bestoftheday #photography #oursharedshelf #ourshelvesareourselves #goodmorning #weekendvibes #weekend #sunday https://www.instagram.com/p/BwywYLpn68S/?igshid=cqgw7jclyqvp
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Sunday Edition: Books about Food
Is there anything better than food? Food is a bridge to understand culture, a tool to make a positive environmental difference, an excuse to hangout, and, usually, pretty tasty. This week’s Sunday Edition brings you books from Oberlin College Library's collections related to food. From the politics of food to eating healthier, these books challenge traditional conceptions of food and ask questions about the broader implications of how we get our food. Check them out!
The Neoliberal Diet: Healthy Profits, Unhealthy People by Gerardo Otero
Gerardo Otero considers the broad reaching effects of Neoliberal governments and the on-the-ground complications that citizens of countries with this style of leadership often face (one might think to the Bolivian water wars in 2000 as an example). Otero considers the way that food has been politicized and divided by class in order to make the most money possible. Furthermore, he argues that food companies with unhealthy products have targeted lower income communities and spurred obesity rates. This book is full of thoughtful gems that imagine the power of politics outside of staterooms, and at the dining room table instead.
Hippie Food: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat by Jonathan Kauffman
Food doesn’t have to be part of the system, man! In Hippie Food, Jonathan Kauffman explores the creative, funny, and oddball guru-chefs and food movements of the 1970s that shaped American cuisine. Kauffman explores the ways that a healthy distrust in the government during Richard Nixon’s presidency fundamentally altered how we eat. Creative and popular movements responded to the politics of the time by changing food practices, recipes, and health priorities. While this book does take on a political lens, it is first and foremost a foray into the weird world of hippie dining. Take a seat, open up, and zen out to this beatnik book.
Eating NAFTA: Trade, Food Policies, and the Destruction of Mexico by Alyshia Gálvez
Eating NAFTA does not mince words. Why does almost every town in America have a Mexican restaurant, but actual Mexicans are eating more and more processed food over home cooked meals? Gálvez explores the political processes and cultural appropriation that is pushing Mexican people away from their food traditions while the rest of the world becomes more familiar with them. The trade relationship between the United States and Mexico becomes a focal point for this book, as the author writes about the negative implications that the relation has had for Mexican people. If you are interested in the ways that food can be a tool used for colonial power, then you should check out this book.
The Cow with Ear Tag #1389 by Kathryn Gillespie
In this work, Kathryn Gillespie attempts to demystify the process through which milk arrives in grocery stores and our homes. As a staple of an American diet, milk has been one of the best selling food products in the history of the country. Sadly, this has led to the development of large scale dairy farms that disregard the individual health and happiness of their livestock. Gillespie evokes the cow’s perspective frequently, questioning the ethics of big corporate farming that deals with animals. This book very much follows the footsteps of works like the documentary Food Inc., or books like Fast Food Nation. Food can be violent and politic and Gillespie thinks that this information should accompany it.
