• a peoples guide to abolition and disability justice (katie tastrom)
• abolition feminisms, vol. i: organizing, survival and transformative practice (alisa bierria, jakeya caruthers and brooke lober)
• abolition feminisms, vol. ii: feminist ruptures against the carceral state (alisa bierria, jakeya caruthers and brooke lober)
• abolition. feminism. now. (angela y. davis, gina dent, erica r. meiners and beth e. richie)
• anatomy of an epidemic (robert whitaker)
• are prisons obsolete? (angela y. davis)
• black skin, white masks (frantz fanon)
• care work: dreaming disability justice (leah lakshmi piepzna-samarasinha)
• creative interventions toolkit: a practical guide to stopping interpersonal violence (ak press)

• a long time dead (samara breger)
• butch is a noun (s. bear bergman)
• micmac quillwork (ruth holmes whitehead)
• maliseet & mi'kmaq: first nations of the maritimes
• persistence: all ways butch and femme (elizabeth marston)
• the beadworkers stories (beth piatote)
• the price of salt (patricia highsmith)
• the secret history (donna tartt)
• the torn skirt

• playing chess
• reading
• studying languages and humanities
• textile arts
• writing and blogging
• yoga and more exercise

• beading
• digital art and design
• leatherwork
• sewing
• sketching and painting

• agnes obel
• black dahlia murder
• misery signals
• orbit culture
• the cure
• zao

• crippled and chronically ill
• hard-of-hearing / some deaf gain
• mad and neurodivergent

borrowed:

• grow your own: understanding, cultivating, and enjoying cannabis (nichole graf, micah sherman, david stein and liz crain)
• women who run with the wolves: myths and stories of the wild woman archetype (clarissa pinkola estés)

borrowing:

• disfigured: on fairy tales, disability, and making space (amanda leduc)
• female husbands: a trans history (jen manion)
• i hope we choose love: a trans girl's notes from the end of the world (kai cheng thom)
• theory and practice of counseling and psychotherapy: tenth edition (gerald corey)

• braiding sweetgrass (robin wall kimmerer)
• i know why the caged bird sings (maya angelou)
• living in indigenous sovereignty (elizabeth carlson-manathara with gladys rowe)
• making a home: assisted living in the community for young disabled people (jen powley)
• postcolonial love poem (natalie diaz)
• prison born: incarceration and motherhood in the colonial shadow (robin f. hansen)
• radicalizing her: why women choose violence (nimmi gowrinathan)
• spectrum women: walking to the beat of autism (edited by barb cook and dr. michelle garnett)
• thank you for calling the lesbian line (elizabeth lovatt)
• we survived the night (julian brave noise...

• interdisciplinary scholar
• multidisciplinary artist
• intersectional feminist
• flexitarian/veg-leaning

• continue building good habits
• create my scrapbook
• finish my name change
• finish my undergrad degree
• get more experience and training in my fields
• start dancing again / more

• figure out name change
• get a new pair of glasses
• get my piercings redone
• start learning chess
• start relearning languages
• start stretching and working out
• try to meditate daily

• animanga, films and dramas
• cripplepunk and the aud, mad and neuropunk movements
• goth (cold wave, dark wave / doom and ethereal wave)
• metal (alt, prog, tech death and death-doom; gothic metal)
• nonfiction and documentaries
• rhythm and blues (alt, etc.)

• anti-imperialist, intersectional and post/decolonial feminisms
• disability, restorative and transformative justices
• harm reduction, safe supply and decriminalization
• traditional, contemporary and emergency medicines