Nheu

Same, actually.

I had an absolute blast writing this, and I hope we get to see more epic disabled stories in the future. If you needed a push to read Tank Chair - this is me running you over in my Monster Truck Chair.

Very much so. Best wishes!

Lovely thread!

A young hoops fan mirroring Kevin Durant's free throw behind the baseline in tonight's game vs Portland.

What the game is all about.

Chicory: A Musical Tale, by Resonant Union 33 track album

6️⃣ hours left until Bandcamp Friday and the Chicory Pre-Order sale end!

We've officially hit 300 album copies of Chicory: A Musical Tale sold - we are so grateful to you all for supporting us.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. 💛

resonantunion.bandcamp.com/album/chicor...

Join in the celebration for Women's History Month & International Women's Day, with the 🎁 #WomensDaySale 🎁 by @wingsfund.me 💗 They have curated a @steampowered.com sale oriented around supporting games by women-led studios.

💗📅 March 6th - 15th, 2026
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GIVE LIS THE BEST BIRTHDAY PRESENT AND BID AGGRESSIVELY ON THEIR KID’S KEYCHAIN!!!!

An Army Corps project could wipe out one of Florida’s last thriving coral reefs The fate of one of the last thriving coral reefs in Florida may be imperiled by plans to widen the shipping channel leading into Port Everglades.

The US army corps of engineers is considering, right now, what would be the largest destruction of coral reefs in US history. To make a port slightly bigger.

People know this, right?

www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...

🧪🦑🌎

Albini Sessions (Benefit for Letters Charity), by Fugazi 12 track album

Stop literally everything.

Steve Albini's Fugazi sessions, widely bootlegged and full of lore, now available officially for the first time.

fugazi.bandcamp.com/album/albini...

Bandcamp Fridays In 2026

The next Bandcamp Friday of 2026 is this Friday, March 6th. From midnight to midnight PDT, we'll waive our revenue share and pass the funds directly to artists and labels.

you probably know the famous quote about “Shouting ‘Fire’ in a crowded theater”- what a lot of people forget was that the judge who said that was trying to jail a Yiddish-speaking socialist for distributing anti-draft pamphlets (zines) during WW1

so yeah, zines are actually really fucking important

A field of wheat with a single tree, and a person standing in the distance

More than just another trend, folk horror continues to gain momentum. Now with creators jumping on the folk horror bandwagon, @stephellis.bsky.social interrogates what exactly makes something "folk horror"—as opposed to a dark story based in folklore.

britishfantasysociety.org/is-it-really...

We Lived Happily during the War And when they bombed other people's houses, we protested but not enough, we opposed them but not enough. I was in my bed, around my bed America was falling: invisible house by invisible house by invisible house- I took a chair outside and watched the sun. In the sixth month of a disastrous reign in the house of money in the street of money in the city of money in the country of money, our great country of money, we (forgive us) lived happily during the war.

"in the street of money in the city of money in the country of money,
our great country of money, we (forgive us)

lived happily during the war."

- Ilya Kaminsky

requiem for vanished birdsong

may i offer you some shrews in these trying times

So very much want this when it comes out....

Landscape ecological restoration. It can be done but we need to get a move on. This is Carrifran where the sheep were removed to allow this native woodland to take over.

Kickapoo Chef Crystal Wahpepah Showcases Oakland’s Native American Side In her new book, the Kickapoo chef and self-proclaimed ‘Indigenous food warrior’ presents the healing properties of intertribal cuisine.

In a Q&A with Civil Eats, chef Crystal Wahpepah discusses her latest book, "A Feather and a Fork," the concept of food as medicine, and why fry bread as a symbol of Native resilience.

This looks pretty cool, ngl 🐎

WAIT THEY CAN FUCKING DRIVE NOW

A 13th-Century Cookbook Featuring 475 Recipes from Moorish Spain Gets Published in a New Translated Edition Some of the distinctiveness of Spain as we know it today comes as a legacy of the period from 700 to 1200, when most of it was under Muslim rule. The culture of Al-Andalus, as the Islamic states of mo...

A 13th-Century Cookbook Featuring 475 Recipes from Moorish Spain Gets Published in a New Translated Edition

Stirs Up the Dust from the series Thunder Up Above 2011 Feathers, beads, synthetic fabric Wendy Red Star Apsáalooke (Crow), born 1981 Gift of Loren G. Lipson, M.D. Autry Museum; 2018.15.1 Wendy Red Star is known for photographing herself within elaborately constructed scenes, engaging the viewer directly and foregrounding her presence within narratives of her own design. In Stirs Up the Dust, from a series of celestial couture garments titled Thunder Up Above, Red Star reimagines the regalia associated with powwow—a circular dance celebration found throughout Indigenous Plains cultures, including Red Star's Crow Nation-in futuristic terms. A powerful form of self-expression, powwow regalia has morphed over time from buckskin, beadwork, and feathers to embrace satin, lamé, and sequins. In Stirs Up the Dust, Red Star brings a feminist lens (women have only been allowed to dance in powwow circles since 1953) to this iconic look, using candy-colored streamers, an elaborate bustle, and a conceptual headpiece reminiscent of the outlandish headgear seen on high-fashion runways. Performed within a Martian landscape, Red Star's regalia projects the wearer into the future, bringing her high-style, cosmic powwow to outer space and worlds beyond. Stirs Up the Dust is part of the exhibition Future Imaginaries: Indigenous Art, Fashion, Technology.

Northern Warrior Andy Everson (Comox/Kwakwaka'wakw) 2014 ABS plastic, rubber trim, cast resin, turned maple (hat), clear smoky acrylic, paint Courtesy of the artist Andy Everson offers Northwest Coast-inspired versions of iconic characters from the Star Wars universe. In Northern Warrior, he combines the figure of a stormtrooper with Northwest Coast warriors who defend the land, covering the helmet in formline designs and the yellow, blue, white, and black colors of Chilkat weavings.

Prometheus Diego Romero (Cochiti Pueblo) 2021 Commercial clay, commercial gold luster, and natural hand-gathered clay paint From the Collection of George and Martha Richards In futuristic, otherworldly narratives that unfold across their surfaces, Diego Romero channels his love of comic book superheroes and pop culture into ceramic vessels that elevate Pueblo life to Olympian stature. In Prometheus, he recasts the Greek hero who stole fire from the gods and delivered it to humanity in the form of technology and knowledge as Coyote, the trickster of Native legend.

Gold Star Quilt Wally Dion (Saulteaux) 2024 Circuit boards, brass wire, copper pole Autry Museum; 2024.8.1 Sewn together from wire and recycled computer motherboards, Wally Dion's Gold Star Quilt merges the "star quilt"—a quilting pattern that emerged on the Northern Plains in the nineteenth century that features diamond-shaped pieces of material sewn into an eight-pointed star-with modern technologies and materials. Star quilts connote respect and honor, and contain symbolic representations of life, spirituality, and community for Plains peoples, who often give them as gifts to celebrate important milestones in life. By replacing the soft, comforting cloth with shiny, sharp computer hardware, Dion transforms the iconic pattern into a vivia sculptural work that upends audience expectations. According to the artist, "these quilts merge traditional symbols with contemporary materials, speaking to the opportunity—and potential menace—presented by technology."

First visit to the Autry Museum today. The current Future Imaginaries exhibit is mind-blowing. theautry.org/exhibitions/...

Did you know that the bees that need saving are NOT honeybees?

Honeybees are the dairy cows of bees. People brought them over from Europe to make us honey.

The problem with honeybees, esp in resource-limited ecosystems (like hey! cities!) is that they compete with our native bees for food.

There seems to be ever-increasing interest Chinese myths and gods, so Xueting's Pop Culture Digest reminds you that this handy guide has been there all along, the sociocultural exploration of 60 deities was no mean feat. Here are 8 gods/groups to read about during #SpringFestival. 1/ #culture

Hydration check 🚰

my new resolution is to normalise threads to just celebrate people I love because I saw a friend and colleague post about how another friend and colleague was this great person and my immediate thought was fuck no no no how can they have died because the only tributes you ever see anymore are obits

Comic page consisting of two panels, the first showing a communications tower and the second the metal dome it stands on.

"I am a shepherdess, and my herd is celestial and mechanic."

A new page of my comic Ekphrasis, which you can read for free here: ekphrasiscomic.neocities.org

The Handbasket 100% independent journalism by Marisa Kabas

Now that CNN and WBD are set to become state media in a sale to Paramount/Oracle/TikTok, it is especially important to support independent media.

Off the top of my head:

www.thehandbasket.co
404media.co
www.garbageday.email

Add your favorites in the replies. Fuck state-backed media monopolies.