Fire Island is a sharp look at queer desire, tucked into a sweet rom-com
Joel Kim Booster and Bowen Yang star in this sun-splashed love letter to queer spaces, gay male friendship, and the Meat Rack.
Source: vox.com
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Bay Area Reporter :: 'Fire Island' fun: Andrew Ahn & Joel Kim Booster's idyllic summer getaway
Summer is here, and the ideal LGBTQ film to satisfy any hot weather lethargy or romantic yearnings has arrived in "Fire Island," a multicultural gay rom-com set in the iconic enclave, The Pines.
Source: ebar.com
Pequot Library Meet the Author Carol Wallace, June 14
Pequot Library Meet the Author Carol Wallace, June 14
Source: hamlethub.com
Bay Area Reporter :: 'Fire Island' fun: Andrew Ahn & Joel Kim Booster's idyllic summer getaway
Summer is here, and the ideal LGBTQ film to satisfy any hot weather lethargy or romantic yearnings has arrived in "Fire Island," a multicultural gay rom-com set in the iconic enclave, The Pines.
Source: ebar.com
"New problems for assemblage thinking: materiality, governance and cycl" by Tess Lea, Ian Buchanan et al.
This paper urges a return to the original formations of Deleuze and Guattari scholarship, to enable issues of sustainability, materiality, and governance to be productively thought together. Assemblage thinking is used to reconsider how roads, machines, bodies, policies, and concepts of sustainability come together in a working arrangement and what might enable rearrangements. This is no easy task, in part because over time assemblage thinking has taken some unhelpful detours, and because policy...
Source: uow.edu.au
Lloyd's insurer Inigo plucks Chubb-Howden veteran
The exciting new line offers Inigo ‘significant opportunity’ for the next phase of growth.
Source: intelligentinsurer.com
Personal notes on enchantment as ethnography | Tito Genova Valiente
AN unusual kind of feasting is happening right now in Bicol. We call it the first Bikol Book Festival. The event has given me the chance to talk about my small book, which has been categorized as fiction. I call it ethnography. But no one, as far as I know,…
Source: businessmirror.com.ph
Monthly Review | Magic, Necromancy, and the Nonhuman Turn
This article will be released in full online February 14, 2022. Across the humanities and the social sciences, critical attention is being given to the nonhuman…
Source: monthlyreview.org