Keilee Kramer

@SequoiaN Bee Season by Myla Goldberg

@melissafebos The Devotion of Suspect X by Keigo Higoshino

@sebastianparamo @PintsNCupcakes Sam Lipsyte’s the Dungeon Master! newyorker.com/magazine/2010/…

Lit Twitter question: I have quite a few athletes and gamers in my literature course this semester. Are there any easily accessible stories/poems/essays where a sport or game (broadly defined to include e-sports too) is a central part of the piece?

@LaurenEMorrill @MissDahlELama Martika forever

@xiankiefer @slish Where’s a good place to start with Lish?

@ANNELAMOTT Valhalla Murders, Iceland

What is the best foreign language police procedural you’ve seen lately?

3 in 90 - what a way to start the weekend! Thank you @kathyfish! I’m thrilled to have 3 new pieces to develop.

Thread: A slow weekend turned interesting when a student at Columbia, in response to a tweet suggesting the SAT and ACT were "good, actually" posted this chart.

Note: I turned the pretzels 180° between the ink drawing and the finished version at the request of The New Yorker’s fact-checkers.

@sestamm But isn’t it fire in the rapture? Maybe this water will save you… 🚣🏼‍♀️

it is really hard to focus in meetings when right before Nana calls to tell you the flooding in my Brooklyn basement was predicted and the rapture is near

Do you realise what a radical thing libraries are? Publicly-funded spaces where you can access information, countless books, and the internet even if you are homeless? There is a reason why people in power want to convince you they are superfluous and should be defunded.

I'm tripping. Last year we awarded writer Nicky Gonzalez a summer sausage for her first publication in Hobart. We then pubbed her in TBQ3. Now she's in the Kenyon Review, a journal renowned for publishing some of our most important writers. Write màs... kenyonreview.org/kr-online-issu…

@sestamm It’s a long time fave of mine, recently-ish updated.

@sestamm So…I don’t think this is what you’re thinking but your tweet brought this viz to mind pudding.cool/projects/vocab…

what are everyone's favorite data visualizations where the data is text focused?

I’m not kidding, I read this once and then immediately went back and read it a second time.

@otherppl Excellent collar and sleeve detail.

When will card companies start packaging sympathy and ‘thinking of you’ cards in 10 (or even 20) packs? It seems like new sorrows are necessitated weekly. #sad #heartbroken

@ambernoelle Ilana Tuti’s Flowers Over the Inferno (first in a series) - set in Italy, the detective is an older woman who may be suffering from early onset dementia and a total badass. Absolutely amazing story, setting, and characters.

@ChrisMillis @rebeccamakkai We know exactly how many people voted for what Trump stands for - 70,601,968 as of this morning - whether it’s half the population is not the problem, it’s 70 million. Let us not lull ourselves into thinking there is not a massive amount of work to be done.

Everyone needs to stop saying half the country voted for Trump. Not even half of registered voters voted for Trump. Not even half of, half of, all Americans voted for Trump. We are NOT hopelessly divided in half as a nation.

A coward, a most devout coward, religious in it.