It turns out it is very fun to see someone’s summary of their favorite ideas from Love in a F*cked Up World. Check out this new review by Reyanna James.

It turns out it is very fun to see someone’s summary of their favorite ideas from Love in a F*cked Up World. Check out this new review by Reyanna James.

Do you have gently used or new social justice focused books? Mariame Kaba (featured in episode 5 of Love in a F*cked Up World), is collecting books to help keep Bluestockings Cooperative Bookstore open. Bluestockings is such an important and radical space in NYC. Please donate and spread the word if you can!

I got the chance to talk with these brilliant siblings about loving each other in collapse times.


I wrote something for them about how we need every single person to join in the fight to care for each other and resist our opponents’ nightmare world, and how to get started.
I am so excited to announce Love in a F*cked Up World, the podcast! The first episode is out today — a conversation with adrienne maree brown — and I’ll be releasing new episodes every two weeks for the next few months. Look out for conversations with Tourmaline, Mariame Kaba, Weyam Ghadbian, Prentis Hemphill, and Shira Hassan. And Morgan Bassichis (@morgankindof) and I recorded six mini-episodes focusing on tools for addressing specific problems and tangles, like long distance dating, deciding whether to stay or leave a relationship, dealing with hard feelings like jealousy and possessiveness, and how to de-escalate a crush when you want to.
I hope you’ll listen, share with friends, and subscribe. Available wherever you get your podcasts:
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Huge gratitude to my producer Hope Dector, Ciro (@dogtownstudio), and to The Ballet (@theballetnyc) for the theme song.

Many thanks to Malavika Kannan for reading and for this sweet engagement with the book!
Many thanks to Xandan Gulley, a trans writer locked up in Texas, who just published a review of Love in a F*cked Up World on the Study & Struggle website.
You can write to Xandan through Securus: Britney Gulley / ID#01601283 / Texas Department of Criminal Justice / Murray Unit.
Had a great time talking to the folks at Mistakes Were Made, a podcast about nonmonogamy.

Shareable recently hosted me for a Mutual Aid 101 workshop and posted the video publicly.