Fallonthropy

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A black hole of fiction and hyperfixations. Books, film, tv, travel, and games. Chinese American | 🏳️‍🌈 | ✒️ She/Her. Currently: California

"don't make enough money" is a fig leaf All those degree programs--social work, art, etc.--have disproportionately female student bodies. This is designed to make it harder for women to attend college--college education being a key factor in women's autonomy from men & left-leaning voting pattern.

The New Republic@newrepublic.com · 2d ago

President Trump is banning students majoring in degrees that don’t make enough money from taking out college loans. Degrees for social work, art, religious studies, teaching aides, and music will be hit the hardest. trib.al/aaAEu6v

Emily Wilson’s backlist translation of Homer’s ‘Odyssey’ is the #2 book in the country. Plus Colson Whitehead concludes his Harlem Trilogy with ‘Cool Machine,’ and the April release ‘Mad Mabel’ has its best week yet.

This Week’s Bestsellers: August 3, 2026

Emily Wilson’s backlist translation of Homer’s Odyssey is the #2 book in the country. Plus Colson Whitehead concludes his Harlem Trilogy with Cool Machine, and the April release Mad Mabel has its...

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After personally reading 6,000 pages of romantasy fiction, Judge Colleen McMahon called this copyright suit over the bestselling Crave series "open and shut.” The "shut" part still took four years, three judges, and $3.4M in fees. Full story: copyrightlately.com/crave-copyri...

After 6,000 Romantasy Pages, Judge Hands Crave Plaintiff the Bill

The Crave copyright case was open and shut once a judge compared the books. Getting there took four years and $3.4 million in legal fees.

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here's another throwback from 2016 a private poster commission inspired by Moby Dick honestly still really love this one, both the concept and execution i worked on pre-inked scratchboard for this one (so fully black) instead of the usual white claybord that i ink myself 30x40cm

a black and white scratchboard illustration inspired by Mody Dick. It depicts a giant white whale about to collide with a whaling ship. The scene is viewed from a bird's eye view, high above the scene. Seagulls are seen orbiting around the scene. The ship and the whale create waves in the water that reinforce the tension between them.

I was talking to my friend about how one of my coworkers told me they lived across the street from a guy who regularly gets the cops on called cuz they liked to wave a machete around, and my friend was like “oh I know about the Machete Man.” We all live in different parts of LA! THEE MACHETE MAN?