Hannah Steinkopf-Frank

Paris feels to already be in vacation mode. My usually brisk copy shop guy talked to me for 10 minutes and tried to set me up with another regular who also goes there to print sewing patterns.

I'm pretty sure no previous cultural media moment has made me miss @BitchMedia as much as "Barbie."

RT @LeMonde_EN: Paris 2024 unveils Olympic torch symbolizing equality and sustainability https://t.co/ygZ59RrAlN

We’ll see how much I post, as moving away from social media has been unsurprisingly pleasant. But I’m happy to finally be on an app that matches my forever Twitter banner image. (Captured after a storm in Morocco.) https://t.co/KQDKWKOeeZ

It was so great chatting about the rich history of feminist restaurants in the US as places for food, community and a bit of revolution. And even more so getting to do it for @annehelen’s newsletter, one of my favorite out there.

Dr. Alex Ketchum (she/her) @aketchum22

Thank you to @annehelen for publishing about my book Ingredients for Revolution and my interview with @HSteinkopfFrank!!! @ConcordiaPress @UBCPress @UChicagoPress @mcgillu @McGillARTS https://t.co/FyF21XDuHR @lagusta https://t.co/zCihWfED5V

The most daring choice @TheBearFX made in season two is declaring @PequodsPizza THE Chicago deep dish. (For the record, I completely agree with this assessment.) https://t.co/U4esn0iwgv

The @nytimes piece on Baggu is good but just brushes past the fact that the opening anecdote is about someone named “Madi McCool.” https://t.co/OnJTvOoFBT

I hit the 40-book mark for this year and particularly have enjoyed "Heartburn" (duh) and "How Far the Light Reaches" (by the brilliant @aznfusion) in recent weeks. https://t.co/uRlGkG4KRi

I've been craving some *cute* socks and wow did @theprophetpizza come through in her latest newsletter recommending Antipast, a Japanese company with the most incredible designs. I immediately bought three pairs on a British website adorably called Mary Queen of Socks. https://t.co/6AWplL1yvc

Bought five meters of vintage curtain fabric and I think it deserves the Maria von Trapp treatment (maybe with this @SewGertieSew pattern.) https://t.co/qkCt7oPyyD

I was fascinated when I learned about the queer publications of the Weimar Republic, and that at least six were specifically oriented toward lesbians. For @JSTOR_Daily I wrote about this largely forgotten aspect of Germany's LGBTQAI+ history. https://t.co/o715Jw5mhR

My latest 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

Recording Academy / GRAMMYs @RecordingAcad

Unpack the long history of Queer anthems, from a 1920s cabaret to top-of-the-charts artists! ✨ https://t.co/KoJ7y3HFHH

For @RecordingAcad, I wrote about the history of queer anthems (with, I will say, a pretty great accompanying playlist) and chatted with @sashageffen. You should absolutely pick up their book "Glitter Up the Dark: How Pop Music Broke the Binary." https://t.co/pUDfv6nXq5

I can never let abandoned fabric go to waste. Case in point: I turned this IKEA sheet into a vintage ‘50s dress, featuring a matching shortened redingote and a belt. https://t.co/D9sVw2D9XE

Johnny Marr is one of my guitar idols (I will never forget the joy of finally mastering "This Charming Man" in high school). But his jangly melodies work so well because of the interaction between the instruments and particularly Rourke's bass.

Rolling Stone @RollingStone

Andy Rourke's playing was the most underrated element in the Smiths' sound — and a big reason you won’t forget the songs that made you cry. Read @robsheff's tribute. https://t.co/K5Mqb10nFa