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Susannah Breslin
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in Oakland, CA, The United States
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July 2023
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Data Baby: My Life in a Psychological Experiment
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2023
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7 editions
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Best Sex Writing 2009
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2009
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Best Erotic Comics 2008
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2007
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4 editions
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You're a Bad Man, Aren't You?
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2003
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| A Long Game: Notes on Fiction by Elizabeth McCracken is an advice book for writers who don’t like advice. Organized into a series of short, numbered sections, the book’s interests range from plot and story to character and imagery. There are no right ...more | |
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| Last year I read Atomic Habits by James Clear, which I found to be relatively helpful in habit building. This year I read the companion workbook, which I found to be less helpful. It feels underdeveloped. So maybe skip it. | |
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| Roadside Picnic by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky is a curious book. There is a monkey child, a zone where terrible things happen, a “stalker” who is hunting for … what? Money? Hope? Dreams? This book was the inspiration for Stalker, which you should wa ...more | |
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| I first read William Blake’s Songs of Innocence and Experience in college. I highly recommend this small version. | |
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| A must-read for those who want to preserve their defenses and destroy their enemies using ancient strategies. | |
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| Linda Williams’ Hard Core: Power, Pleasure, and the “Frenzy of the Visible” is a rigorously academic work that seeks to trace the history of P movies and explore what their content reveals about their viewers. Dense and filled with academese, the boo ...more | |
"A critique of photographic art is that so much of it is about going to extremes. Nudity! Sex! Taboo bodies and scenes! How interesting then, that I cannot think of another work like this one, that seems to break through a taboo to powerful effect as "
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| Earlier this year I read Parasitic City #0.1 by Shintaro Kago which is totally insane, so when I came across a copy of Parasitic City #0.2 I knew I had to have it. Do you like the apocalypse? Do you fantasize about your body being torn in half and th ...more | |
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| I regret spending money on Johnny Ryan’s Porn Basket. It’s the artistic equivalent of watching a child play with its own feces. The child thinks it’s hilarious; you shake your head. Ryan seems chronically stuck in a reflexive need to attempt to offen ...more | |