Victoria Janssen

@victoriajanssen.bsky.social

I love cats, comics, and houseplants. She, her. SFWA Romance Steering Committee member. Writer of "A Place of Refuge" hopepunk space opera: https://books2read.com/rl/aplaceofrefuge

may be a long shot since I hardly have followers, but does anyone know a good, trans-friendly family lawyer based in the twin cities? have someone facing a potential custody battle over a trans kid whose other parent does not accept her and is trying to take her back to a red state

I've been tearing through @dandock.bsky.social's I AM THE NIGHT (not literally, because I try not to damage books). It's not just a history of a great cartoon, but also of the TV animation landscape at the time. If I were the kind of person to write in books, I'd be highlighting so many great lines.

Text in brackets is highlighted in yellow:

really fit in." As Penguin didn't fit in with both the stronger villains or with regular humankind, "Birds of a Feather" made him [a symbol of the barriers between the haves and the have-webbed-fingers.] The loneliness was key to many of the rogues, according

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a young woman is covering her mouth with her hands while wearing a leopard print sweater .

Alt: a woman blowing a kiss with heart emojis

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As an actual disabled critic, BEING HEUMANN is a landmark for disabled representation that abled audiences aren't going to immediately grasp its power. An essential piece of disability history in an era when our rights are being eroded. My review is live: thefilmmaven.com/being-heuman...

Being Heumann Review: The Disability Representation We've Been Waiting For

We finally broke the Tod Browning "Freaks" record for most disabled cast members!

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Without question, the WEIRDEST letter I have ever transcribed is this one from 1815, in which Thomas Waite imagines the words he has written to be "little ninepenny ghosts, stark naked, for they will not afford themselves winding sheets - Some shrieking for rice puddings and others for wood lots" 🗃️

An 1815 letter from printer Thomas B. Waite to Judge Peter Thacher, in which Waite describes his words as ghosts shrieking for rice puddings.