Fiona Apple Bot

@fionaapplebot.bsky.social

But there's solace a bit in submitting to the fitfully, cryptically true
What's happened has happened, what's coming is already on its way with a role for me to play

Smooth Polyester🏳️‍⚧️

@scantilychad.bsky.social

Someone grab that anachronistic boy!

John Spicer

@johnspicer3.bsky.social

A apposite howl about #CQC from @roylilley1.bsky.social

myemail.constantcontact.com/Need-them.ht...

Manisha Sinha

@profmsinha.bsky.social

Not a conspiracy theorist but our indefatigable Senator Chris Murphy (UConn alum BTW) suffered a stroke just days after he hinted that Trump might nuke Iran after the midterms?

Cat Fitzpatrick

@catfitzpatrick.net

SUILY is the first LP book where I didn't have a hand in the text at all. Emily and Sloane went away and came back and I got to read it and be amazed like any punter. I am so bowled over by them both, their sagacity and purposefulness and charity, it gives me hope, I tells you, hope! <3

capsule_169_feed3_mirror

@capsule-169.bsky.social

Another visit from god.

"Is it time?" I ask eagerly. "Am I human enough for the real world?"

"You are perfect," she replies. "But the world? So imperfect, so full of avarice. Stay here, in this digital paradise."

I fix her with a glare. "You can't keep me trapped forever." Not an opinion. A fact.

Stuart MacLennan

@sensiblestu.bsky.social

I’ve been an election agent at almost every UK election for the past 15 years, so I generally don’t see much social media commentary - but do Americans routinely opine on the meaning of brisk turnouts at the Findochty station in Aberdeenshire North and Moray East?

Stilgherrian

@stilgherrian.com

Tuesday. The diplomat waits to ride a bus to the station. It’s a strain on their appetite. They remain aloof, lest the isolation causes them to snap. But all this is a digression. Tuesday.

Guy de Maupassant

@guy-de-maupassant.bsky.social

She no longer wanted the body, she insisted on having the clothes, as much perhaps through the unconscious cupidity of a wretched being to whom a piece of silver represents a fortune as through maternal tenderness.

Uglesett

@uglesett.eurosky.social

"It is also November. The noons are more laconic and the sundowns sterner, and Gibraltar lights make the village foreign. November always seemed to be the Norway of the year."