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  • 1 week ago | medium.com | Priya Sridhar

    I mean every word of that title. Content warning: this article talks about imperialism and transphobia. Lots of transphobia. I don’t believe it. They already cast the new trio for the next Harry Potter “reboot”. And they expect us to be happy about it. Why would JKR reboot a film series in television form? And why now? Sure, she’s allowed for spinoffs like the Fantastic Beasts trilogy, the Cursed Child play, and video games set in different time periods.

  • 2 weeks ago | medium.com | Priya Sridhar

    BOOKSVonnegut’s Short Story and Criticism of Sex Culture in the 1950sContent Warning: Since this is a story that features an on-screen rape, it has mentions of rape, sexual assault, and power abuses. Also, legalized suicide is portrayed throughout the story. I feel that if one wants to write science fiction, one must read Kurt Vonnegut. Beyond the classic Slaughterhouse-Five (1969), one place to start is Vonnegut’s short stories.

  • 3 weeks ago | medium.com | Priya Sridhar

    The volcano isn’t the only resident preparing to erupt. A story that foretells an iconic disaster that the Western world won’t forget? And it is gay with a reference to gods and the supernatural? We get a winning combo, if a sobering one when we get to know characters who are doomed in the city of Pompeii regardless of their allegiances. I was interested in Vesuvius because of the historical approach to a queer relationship.

  • 4 weeks ago | superjumpmagazine.com | Priya Sridhar

    I've previously played two games from developer Krish Shrikumar; in fact, I still use Playne for meditation. Emerge takes a different approach, looking backward instead of forward. That's not a bad thing when we are questioning what a life is worth. Shrikumar's team also decides to up the ante on the graphics so that we have more to do than sit with ourselves, take a deep breath, and let the world wash over us for a few minutes.

  • 1 month ago | medium.com | Priya Sridhar

    What can’t be erased by the Spanish Inquisition, the Nazis or 2020s Right WingI’ve been looking forward to this book. LGBTQ+ is vast, but there’s a lot that I don’t know despite being out of the closet for two decades. Despite getting a fairly liberal education, I didn’t luck out in the single Gender and Sexuality class that I took in high school. So most of what I know is self-taught or from social media.

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