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[mybombae]

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[goingtolebanon]

boo! i'm in your askbox 👻 qotd: what is a quote that breaks your heart but maybe also puts it back together a little?

hey lil bro! okay so first of all so so so many mountain goats quotes. some faves are

"when you punish a person for dreaming his dream don't expect him to thank or forgive you the best ever death metal band out of denton will in time both outpace and outlive you"

"buzzing razor held aloft and just about to strike i loved you before i even ever knew what love was like"

"and in a pit behind the altar the bodies of the fallen heavy tracks up to the lip just to prove that they were crawling faces turned towards the sky that they would never see again victims of the fallout i have failed you, sweet young men"

"and i am coming to you with my mouth dripping"

and its sister "and i am coming home to you with my own blood in my mouth"

"i saw you knock the lamp over while reaching for the scissors and i wondered how we'd ever get by without it and you fell into my arms then, sweet and gentle poison in the water, little doubt about it and you said that one of us would be all alone someday and the truth of it echoed inexhaustibly up and down the thoroughfares all across bombay"

besides those just...all of siken's "snow and dirty rain." especially this part:

The attempt to say Come over. Bring your friends. It's a potluck, I'm making pork chops, I'm making those long noodles you love so much. My dragonfly, my black-eyed fire, the knives in the kitchen are singing for blood, but we are the crossroads, my little outlaw, and this is the map of my heart, the landscape after cruelty which is, of course, a garden, which is a tenderness, which is a room, a lover saying Hold me tight, it's getting cold. We have not touched the stars, nor are we forgiven, which brings us back to the hero's shoulders and the gentleness that comes, not from the absence of violence, but despite the abundance of it. The lawn drowned, the sky on fire, the gold light falling backward through the glass of every room. I'll give you my heart to make a place for it to happen, evidence of a love that transcends hunger. Is that too much to expect? That I would name the stars for you?

[navdeep012]

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[aneshb25]

Family Hugs.

Fandom: Rocket Boys (Web Series)

Pairing: Homi Bhaba/Vikram Sarabhai

Tags: established relationship, hurt/comfort, fluff, slight mentions of anxiety and depression, cooking, sort of meeting the parents, canon-divergence.

Summary: Vikram, Homi and his mother spend some family time.

Note: This chapter is HEAVILY inspired from Limbic Brains by SylvieisNico or our dear @mr-dickalambo

So, this fic is a dedication to them and @chaotic-moonlight, who literally came and saved this small (yet) fandom, their ideas are literally *chef’s kiss*. With you by my side (I feel there is hope) ... Literal tears help- 

Also, this story has no relation to the actual history. This is totally based on the context of Rocket Boys web series (2022). This narrative is very different from the series as well. Other writers, come forward and give your thoughts and words as well!

Vikram knew something was wrong when Homi did not answer his letter about him opening the PRL, his remarkable foundation and he of course wanted Homi to be there for its inauguration. In sweet words he had tried to make it clear, how much he needed Homi to have his back there. During the photo sessions, the tour around the rooms and what not.

So it obviously came as a huge disappointment when he had not found him that day at his side. And some anxiety too.

It was until he heard Homi was not visiting TIFR, had gone radio silent about his future projects. And what were Mathur and Mr. Bhatnagar talking about? Bad phase? Gone insane?

Vikram very well remembered that night. They were having a house party at Vikram’s when his telephone had rung. In his drunken haze Homi had picked up the call, and within seconds he was all smiling and jumping and thrummed with energy.

He had got the grant for the TIFR.

And in that sheer moment of happiness Homi clung him in his arms and kissed him as deeply as he could, as if he poured all his happiness and excitement in it.

“I got the grant.” Homi breathed out while resting his forehead against Vikram’s.

“Yes, yes you did! You absolute mad man!” Vikram ran his nimble fingers along the razor-sharp cheekbones and cupped them to give a kiss at the corner of the lips.

He quickly drew back. An air cockiness around his eyes. He pushed back Homi by his shoulders.

“Now go and don’t show me your face until you fully set up that dream institute!”

“At your command, Your Highness.” Homi smirked before giving him a last hug and sprinting off.

 So this was what it must be about.

It clicked then in Vikram.

 Vikram had not tried to contact him much, had only sent him a few letters in the past months. For he knew what it takes to open a whole new institute from scratch. He also had been busy with his PRL. In the beginning, Homi had responded quite enthusiastically countering about all the set up, the new machines, had talked about being understaffed, but something he can manage and finally about a Parsi cricket book.

After that it had been all silent.

 And deep it was, quite co-incidentally, when the next day he got a call from Mrs. Bhaba.

 “Vikram beta, if you could come as soon as possible—”

While Vikram had passed it for work load, his and Homi’s combined, it seemed it way much more deeper than that!

Mrs. Mehereen Bhaba was an evergreen lady.

 Maybe that’s why, two days later, Vikram left every responsibility on Ramanathan of a heavily understaffed PRL and took the next train to Bombay.

Yes, Vikram could see the lines produced due to the sudden death of her husband, she looked a little exhausted, maybe her usual alight eyes a little teary, but she looked strong enough.

He had reached Homi’s house when it was past 10 PM. His train had reached late, and yet in the dark Mrs. Bhaba was still waiting for his arrival.

“Mam—”, Vikram stooped down to touch her feet, only to be tightly hugged by the mother.

Vikram tried to shove off the perpetual gloominess from the air over his shoulders. Some of it seemed to have slid down on seeing the slight smile on Mrs. Bhaba’s lips.

“Na Vikram, call me Mehreen Aunty.”

Resting her hand through Vikram’s arms, she guided him to the inner chambers of the house.

Vikram smiled, “How are you, Aunty.”

“Aunty, it’s too late now, how about you go to sleep now. Come I’ll take you to your room.”

“But you-”

“No aunty, not you. Someone else can show me my rooms.” He gave his dimpled smile. They always seem to work. Definitely works on Homi, it should work on his mother as well. “And I want to meet Homi before that.”

“As good as a mother could be of an unreachable son.” Vikram could very spot the lingering sadness in her eyes. He tightly held her hands as a reassurance.

Mehereen sighed.

Vikram took her to her bed. He let her sit on her bed and he knelt down in front of her.

Meherren laughed, “Yeah, I do, I do like milk. And seems like I should meet her one day.”

“You should, Aunty. You and Homi, both should visit our home in Ahmedabad.”

“You drink milk, Aunty? My ma says a glass of milk with a pinch of haldi is the best for a good sleep.”

 “Feroz!”

Vikram was grateful that the door was not locked from the inside. He pushed the door in and once he stepped in the dimly lit room, he felt his lungs chocking up.

Vikram had stayed up with Mrs. Bhaba until she had drunk the whole glass of milk. After he bade her goodnight, he had asked Feroz once again to take him to the room where Homi had evidently locked himself up.

At the desk, stood Homi bent over huge piles of papers. The shallow light reflected on his house coat, from behind, Homi’s stature looked a little sunken in.

The very same light reflected on the papers pinned to the world. Pictures of Hiroshima-Nagasaki bombing and articles, millions of words were screaming at him. Vikram shivered from within.

 “Homi?” he called as slowly as he could.

What once was a clearly shaven cheek was now untrimmed and rough, the fiery pupils within the intellectual eyes were shadowed, the skin looked pale, oh goodness, Vikram felt like he had seen a ghost.

In a furl of clothing, Homi turned around.

 Vikram was shocked at what he saw.

“Vikram? What are you doing here?” the voice came out a little husky.

With much control from within himself to stop straight jumping in to scold the other man, Vikram said, “And one might think you are not happy to see me.”

Homi appeared to be broken out from his daze. The smile that graced his lips, Vikram had missed him so very much over the past few months.

Homi marched down to him across the room and swept hi up in his arms in a tight hug.

These tight hugs are Bhaba family signatures!

He felt lips pressing kisses to his neck “Of course not Vikram, I missed you very much.”

Vikram pulled back to look into Homi’s eyes, “Missed you too Homi.” He stopped short. And with doe eyes he breathed out. “your Ma miss you also.”

Vikram instantly melted in his arms. He breathed in the so very familiar odour of his lover, Vikram mushed his nose deeper to Homi’s pronounced collar bones. Were they this much pronounced?    

Vikram didn’t miss the way Homi untucked himself back from him. He pressed on.

The words splashed shock waves down Homi’s blood.

“Everyone’s saying how you’re not attending TIFR, you seem to have vanished” Homi turned around walked back to the desk slowly, and this time Vikram followed him, “That you have gone insane.”

“You believe that too?”

Vikram looked around the dishevelled state of the room and the tousled form of its owner, “I mean you have called a British ‘a massive cunt’ in the very same party meant in honour of them and got punched. To be honest I always knew you are a bit insane.”

Vikram walked closer and took Homi’s arm in his and rested his cheeks on the shoulder blades, “The TIFR, your projects, Homi, go back. It has been your dream.”

Homi laughed out, “Really?”

He instantly followed Homi’s line of sight at the framed photograph of Jehangir Bhaba Sr.

“He’d have wanted the same for you.”

 After countless hugs and kisses of assurance and promises and need, Vikram literally pushed Homi to his bedroom adjacent to this work place.

After putting a fast asleep Homi to be his bed, Vikram came back to the desk. He looked through the papers of maddening calculations; he could make out what Homi was working on. And it s a topic they would discuss later.

Into the dark of the night, the moonlight shining through the window, Vikram made out the faint outline of Homi’s face.

 Homi is insane, but Homi is his insane.

For now he set his hands on the framed photo of Homi’s father.

With a smile he went to put the frame back to its original place when he saw another paper buried under it, the other piles of papers around.

Your son is destined to do great. I promise I’ll make sure of it.

Keeping back the frame, and picking up the paper, Vikram blushed madly, a thousand emotions waved inside him.

Vikram himself could not believe how it looked so beautiful on the piece paper in the thin light, with a little signature and a date below.

 It was drawing, a portrait sketch.

For Homi had sketched with his precise strokes of pencil a perfect drawing of Vikram.

   It was a little over noon, Homi woke up.

He sat up on his bed and saw a little note under a glass of water.

The room felt a little hot, blazing sun shining out of the draped heavy curtains. In all the past few months, when Homi had walked in and out of his ‘sleeping ventures’, he had never felt this refreshed. His constant headache was gone and he could as if breathe freely.

 “Shave and get a bath. You stink. Aunty and I will be in the kitchen.”

 Vikram.

 Vikram Sarabhai.

He collected his thoughts about last night. Vikram said a few words and all his pain seem to have just washed away.

Homi looked at himself through the mirror as he dragged the shaving blade down his cheek.

 The one man who had pulled his life upside down. The one man who could keep him in control. The one man who he loved so much.

It’s time to make his presence to be known again.

 Through the dining hall, down the doors of the kitchen, Homi in his best coat-pants, heard giggling coming out.

But first...

“...You won’t believe Vikram!” his mother laughed.

Followed her a laugh from Vikram.

God! It had been so long he had heard his mother laugh so freely.

“And what won’t Vikram believe Ma?”

It was his mother his eyes went to first.

 Homi called out to them standing at the kitchen door, unwilling to break this duo of his favourite humans.

Really, she had been the same gorgeous as she always was. He could see how his mother was eyeing up her son in the clean attire, out of his shell.

“That your face so red because of chilli you chewed in because you thought it’s a fried potato stick!” Vikram piped in and chuckled.

“Uff! That same Salli Boti incident, Ma!” Homi whined as he walked towards her to hug her.

“And we’re making it today. Vikram’s helping me.”

Homi danced his eyebrows, “Really? Didn’t know Dr. Sarabhai could cook.”

Vikram saw the mother and her son as if reunited after years and years of separation. Both of them needed this.

Vikram threw a kitchen towel at him at his chest. Homi quickly caught it.

“Oh you know it Dr. Bhaba! You’re the one to slide into my quarters for dinners.”

“Of course, how can I forget it? Its bhindi ki sabzi everyday!” Homi said dubiously.

“What Homi!” Vikram pouted, “No its not! Its only one day, and you bought a fancy lavish wine to drink it with—”

“Now now enough two of you”, Mehereen interrupted them with tears of laugh crinkled at the corners of her eyes, “let’s sit down for lunch. Its late already. Homi, see what Vikram has cooked for you.”

“I hope it’s not Bhindi again!”

Vikram rolled his eyes, “Yes Homi it will, trust me.”

 “What is this Vikram?” Homi’s eyes were wide as saucers. He had stopped short while trying to pull the chair out from the table, looking at the pale yellowish dal-like liquid in the steel bowl. Green curry leaves and corianders were floating. “Are you sure it will help me with my appetite?”

When Feroz came in to set the plates, Homi really had had to dodge carefully from Vikram’s attacks with the metal spoons.

Homi stared up at Vikram who was serving some freshly prepared rice on his plate, “That I do”, he smiled. “But I don’t know about this.”

“This is kadhi. Ma used to make this for me, and I loved it. It’s my favourite. And I tried out her recipe, so I hope you’ll like it too.”

Ten minutes later, Homi was helping himself to another bowl of this ‘elixir of life’ as he called it.

Turned out, his mother had made salli boti, and Vikram had learned everything step by step. Vikram was so amazed by the mixture of so many spices and condiments an apparently the fried potato sticks was what he enjoyed the most.

“You two make quite a pair in cooking.” Homi said chewing the last few bites from his plates. “Parsi food mixed with Gujrati, I can totally see this in the near future.”

Homi realised he had missed this delicacies, with eating some mere food to almost nothing, only when he felt like to eat.

“Whatever fills your belly, Homi.” Hir mother answers. “I am just happy to see you back at the dinner table. Both of you at my dinner table.”

“Homi’s father talked of you Vikram, after he returned from your trial.” Her eyes were a little nostalgic, “He had said how you jumped in to defend the madness he tried to pull off, that you provoked him.” She chuckled, “But no one can tell him off if he wants to spark a little madness.”

Vikram and Homi looked at each other, a fond look passed in between them.

“Speak for yourself, rocket boy.” Homi silently placed his hand on Vikram’s thigh under the table.

Vikram spoke, “How can he not? This world needs his madness.”

 ‘I need you’ was left unspoken, yet known.

[pixieungerstories]

The Captive - 8

Ben was snoring slightly in the other bedroom.  He hadn’t let Elly even change the slightly musty sheets, just taken the offered water and aspirin before he climbed in and passed out.  Elly was curled up in bed with an 1890’s treatise about the drafting of patterns for ladies undergarments.  It was weird and obscure and highly recommended by a history blog she followed.  Bernie was right, it was much more interesting than you would expect.

She heard George moving around down there.  The door to the stairs opened and closed then the house went still and quiet. Elly found herself staring at the opposite wall and straining her ears to pick up any sounds that were not Ben.

The only other sound in the house was a soft shuffling from the attic.

Elly jumped out of bed and turned the light on in her room.  Then the one in the bathroom on too.  She pulled out her phone and put on an audio book then hunkered down and pulled the covers up to her chin.  She tried to concentrate on the idea of crocheting an afgan or some fool thing the ladies were always after her to try.  Something to take her mind off of it.

She wasn’t sure that would actually help.

There was a monster in the basement and the distinct possibility that she would die a fiery death.  God only knew what the hell was going on in the attic.  It would be nice to be out of the yarn business, but she really wanted to be out of the whole damn house.  It wasn’t even like there was anyone she could talk to about this.  There wasn’t exactly a ‘there’s a mythical beast in my basement’ facebook group she could join.

Maybe she could at least talk to Ben now.  If he remembered in the morning.  If he didn’t just run screaming.  Not that she could blame him.

In theory, she could just go.  Pack up her bag, head out in the morning and be on a flight around the world before he even missed her.  But then what? A sister or cousin might be sent in her place.  George might also get angry and hurt someone.  Elly didn’t really want that on her conscience.  Especially after that threat display at Ben.  It had worked.  She did feel threatened.

The lights flickered.  Elly got up and started pacing.  Tea!  Or warm milk maybe.  She had a good recipe for warm milk that was very nearly a drinkable pudding.  And it would give her something to fuss over while she tried to relax.  The problem with knowing about George was that it made it really hard to tell yourself that ghosts aren't real and you had just dreamed the shadowy figure standing over your bed.

Elly shivered, then whirled to look behind her.

She hadn’t ever seen the thing when she was clearly awake, but she had woken up to see it standing over her bed a few times now.  Was Ben safe?  Was she?  

Elly turned to look behind her again.  The problem was, there was no matter which way she faced, there was always a blind spot behind her.  Finally she just accepted that she wouldn’t be sleeping tonight and went downstairs to clean the kitchen.  Ben wasn’t going to want to do that with a hangover in the morning.

----

It was after midnight and Elly had not only cleaned the kitchen, she had dusted the shop and had a hard look at her inventory.  If she sold off the looms and spinning wheels, she could start by converting that section to books.  Starting with knitting books, so she could sneak up on people.  Then add baking and cook books, that would be a natural progression from having the bakery on site.  

She could, possibly, just keep expanding the books and reducing the yarn.  Maybe keep the sock yarn.  It was the best seller and could eventually fit in the craft section.

“Elly?”  She jumped, then turned to see George watching her from the bakery.  “I brought you a gift.”

She blinked, “That’s nice.  Thank you George.”

“You have to come get her.”

“Whoa!  Wait!  Her?”  Elly asked

George held out his hand.  Cradled in his palm was a small black kitten.

“Where did you get a kitten?”  Elly demanded, rushing forward to take the sleeping bundle of fur.

“Someone has been killing cats.  They got the mom and the rest of the litter.  This one was hiding in the dark.   Keep her safe.  Don’t let her outside.”

Elly hesitated, “When you say killing cats …” she trailed off.  George was glaring at the wall like it had personally offended him.  In her hands. The kitten yawned and stretched, its tiny razor sharp claws pricking at Elly’s hands.  It blinked up and mewed piteously.   Elly stared into its eyes.  “I’ve never seen a cat with brown eyes before.  Gold or amber, sure, but not like this.”

George turned back to look at her, “The mother was black with white feet, the other kittens were black and white.  Whoever did this was gone before I got there.”

The kitten started to squirm awkwardly and Elly rushed over to set her on the stack of newspapers she was throwing out.  They barely made it. By the time she got things cleaned up, George was gone.  Elly sighed and looked down at kitten.  “At least you are old enough to poop on your own.  OK.  Let’s go google how to keep you alive.”

—-

Elly spent the rest of the night learning about kittens. George’s present had tall ears, for a cat, black fur and human like brown eyes. The overall effect was a little creepy. It also made no sense. From what Elly could find, this little piece of fluff was a Bombay. Or, at least, matched the characteristics for a Bombay. Except, Bombay kittens sold upwards of 700 dollars each.

The kitten mewed where it was sitting on her shoulder and gave Elly’s earring a suckle before going full cat loaf and purring itself to sleep. 

“You’re are completely ridiculous cat,” Elly mumbled.

“You need to sleep, treasure,” George commented from the doorway. Elly managed not to jump though she wondered how long he’d been lurking there.

“The shop opens in-”

“The shop is closed for repairs,” George insisted. “Hungover bakers need a day off and you will need to talk to the boy when he wakes.”

Elly sighed. She didn’t like much George telling her what to do, but she couldn’t disagree with him. She nodded as she got up to hang the “Gone Fishing” sign on the door that hadn’t been used since Ina’s death. She then flopped on the couch, pulled down the afghan and fell asleep. 

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Megha Sood is a Pushcart-nominated Poet, Editor, and Blogger based in New Jersey, USA. She is a Poetry Editor at MookyChick(UK), Life and Legends (USA), and Literary Partner in the project “Life in Quarantine” with Stanford University, USA. Works widely featured in journals, Poetry Society of New York, Kissing Dynamite, and many more. Author of Chapbook ( “My Body is Not an Apology”, FinishingLine press, 2021) and Full Length (“My Body Lives Like a Threat”, FlowerSongPress,2021).Recipient of Poet Fellowship 2021, Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing, National Level Winner Spring Mahogany Lit Prize 2020, and Three-Time State-level winner of NJ Poetry Contest.Blogs at https://meghasworldsite.wordpress.com/.Tweets at @meghasood16

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My Body is Not An Apology is a testimony of female rebellion and a journey of self-discovery in a most wanted and unwanted way. The poems roar to voice the pain of silent torture, cruelty, and agony of a woman’s heart to reclaim her dignity not only as a female but also as an individual. This book is a fierce approach to life in poetry, and the poet dissects the ironies of women’s existence with razor-sharp language, intellect, and courage like Simone de Beauvoir. In the poet’s own words, it is a triumphant proclamation and an unfettered declaration.

–Kalpna Singh-Chitnis (Poet, Writer, and Filmmaker)

Sometimes with acerbic irony, sometimes with wise comeuppance, but never with hopeless resignation no matter how bleak the refracted rays of reality, Megha’s stanzas find their way through the blind alleys of patriarchy and misogyny looking it unblinking in the eye. The vulnerability of her perception is also her strength, as each stanza duals with difficult truths using the female body and the form of poetry as weapons of grit and gumption. This little book is a fist of fury and unveiling.

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These poems recognize the body as the ‘eye of the storm’ in the turbulent churning of our age. The guttural cry of the feminine forges these poems with a primal rawness cast in images as varied as radishes, pickles, broken book spines, and armchairs. Megha Sood joins her unapologetic voice with urgency to erase any error of ambiguity, ‘You don’t own shit’. These poems will ‘sit like a welt’ on the tongue of the world.

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A unique feminist exploration through the written word, investigating the body and the world society overlays atop women, Megha Sood does justice uncovering, discovering, and discarding herself to find an inexorably beautiful woman within. Sood’s My Body Is Not an Apology chisels away at the construct our society imposes on women, revealing an exemplar poet of the highest caliber.

–Joshua Corwin, author of Becoming Vulnerable

Megha Sood’s “My Body is Not an Apology” is a powerful debut with poetry that contains multitudes. These poems are fierce and unapologetic as they explore the toxic culture around gender-based discrimination and reproductive rights. Sood crafts with cutting precision as we read about personal experience and the influence of these issues in the wider world. Far from a desperate cry of the disenfranchised, these poems raise a fist and demand to be heard from a position of strength. Woven in and around every poem is the question that asks: what would life be like if we could change this? This book is a clarion call to eradicating gender-based injustice. It is also a book full of hope and empowerment.

–Juliette van der Molen, Poet, Writer,Feminist

My Body is Not an Apology by Megha Sood is a woman’s journey through gender-based discrimination. It is a cry and a plea as Sood questions, “How can you live a life like a broken spine of a book?” In her poems, we see a parallel to Sylvia Plath, and her words bring alive the voices of the Bronte Sisters, Emily Dickinson, and Phyllis Wheatley. At the same time, we see similarities to Sarojini Naidu’s rage and certitude when Sood says, “But I never give up …as I learned from the footsteps of warriors.” Sood’s My Body is Not An Apology is a whimper, a roar, an awakening in the feminist world.

–Meenakshi Mohan, Ed.D., Professor, writer, painter, critic

Megha Sood’s poems show a vulnerability that is welded to resilience in remarkably ingenious ways because poetry occupies the interstice between the felt and the unspoken.

Don’t let the aroma leave the pickle jar

Keep the lid tight

my granny used to say–

Some things are better left unspoken. (Even My Grief Should Be Productive)

Here’s the wisdom of an entire civilization. Sometimes it comes pickled in a jar. Call it Indian or South Asian, or what you will. It teaches you how to hold one’s own, anywhere.

–Lakshmi Kannan, Poet, Novelist, Short story writer, and Translator.

Megha Sood’s chapbook, My Body Is Not An Apology is exactly what the title says. The human body is not an apology for anyone. It’s not meant to make us feel ashamed simply for being born as we are, for existing, for belonging to any race, religion, gender, age, or any diversity markers that exist in our world. Our body is also not space where anyone can reside with abuse, disdain, or evil. Our body is a temple where our soul lives protected and safe. Megha through her deeply sensitive and poignant poems urges readers to ponder, deliberate, and act upon ensuring that our body is not an apology. Megha’s poems are fierce and tender at the same time. They are like raging storms or quiet whispers; both compel us to listen, look and consider. Megha delves into a plethora of issues that plague the human mind and in consequence the body. She questions and pulls the reader back again and again to her poems leaving behind a memory of heightened awareness. Very few writers can do as such. This collection of twenty-five poems will surely leave a mark upon your heart. Among the contemporary diaspora writers, Megha Sood is one to definitely read!

–Anita Nahal, poet, professor, flash fictionist & children’s writer. Find her works at: https://anitanahal.wixsite.com/anitanahal

“I would venture to guess that Anon, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was often a woman.”—Virginia Woolf, A Room of One’s Own

The gripping, riveting poems of Megha Sood’s chapbook ‘My Body Is Not An Apology’ carries the inherent legacy of the truths that our exemplary literary predecessors Virginia Woolf, Maya Angelou, Sylvia Plath, Nikki Giovani, Alice Walker, Kamala Das, and others, embodying unabashed feminism, upheld in their poetic creations.

When the poet utters her angst and her rhetoric reflects a discourse, built around the quintessential strength of a woman, these lines are born from her pen: “My body is not an apology/ it’s a roar: a declaration/ an unapologetic/ unabashed/ straight truth in your face/ a war cry:/ a deafening scream from the silence.” These lines hit the nail at just the right place, confronting the age-old power dynamics of a patriarchal social structure. As a strong woman of color, as a sensitive poet, her verses in the collection are like smoking cinders of the thinking feminine voice, empowering and liberating the feminine psyche. In the growth of her poetic voice, she has successfully absorbed the little nuances of her Indian roots and her grandmother’s legacy of truth (reflected in the poem ‘Even My Grief Should Be Productive), at the same time, having the deep insight of a woman acknowledging that her ‘body goes from a shade darker than yesterday’, as she gives birth to her ‘own revolution’. In the collection, the body and being of the poet as a woman reaches its zenith of celebration as she categorically unfolds the themes of the feminine identity, body politics, repression of womanhood, and also, the rampant rhetorics of violence ingrained in our postmodern society. Her voice is both subtle and empowering, essential and redeeming, hence the chapbook will indeed be an asset in the ever-evolving arena of feminist writing and art.

–Lopa Banerjee, Critically acclaimed author, poet, translator, editor from Texas, USA

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literary first lines

Pride and Prejudice: It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.

Moby Dick: Call me Ishmael.

Anna Karenina: Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.

1984: . It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.

A Tale of Two Cities: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair.

Farenheit 451: It was a pleasure to burn.

The Time Machine: The time traveler (for so it will be convenient to speak of him) was expounding a recondite matter to us.

Catch-22: It was love at first sight.

The Bell Jar: It was a queer, sultry summer, the summer they electrocuted the Rosenbergs, and I didn’t know what I was doing in New York.

David Copperfield: Whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life, or whether that station will be held by anybody else, these pages must show.

Slaughterhouse-Five: All this happened, more or less.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the Galaxy lies a small, unregarded yellow sun.

The Martian: I'm pretty much fucked.

The Great Gatsby: In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I've been turning over in my mind ever since.

The Catcher in the Rye: If you really want to hear about it, the first thing you'll probably want to know is where I was born, and what my lousy childhood was like, and how

my parents were occupied and all before they had me, and all that David Copperfield kind of crap, but I don't feel like going into it, if you want to know the truth.

I Capture the Castle: I write this sitting in the kitchen sink.

Scaramouche: He was born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world was mad.

Cat's Eye: Time is not a line but a dimension, like the dimensions of space.

Don Quixote: Somewhere in la Mancha, in a place whose name I do not care to remember, a gentleman lived not long ago, one of those who has a lance and ancient shield on a shelf and keeps a skinny nag and a greyhound for racing.

The Princess Bride: This is my favourite book in all the world, though I have never read it.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone: Mr and Mrs. Dursley of number four, Privet Drive, were proud to say that they were perfectly normal, thank you very much.

Peter Pan: All children, except one, grow up.

Howl's Moving Castle: In the land of Ingary where such things as seven-league boots and cloaks of invisibility really exist, it is quite a misfortune to be born the eldest of three.

The Hobbit: In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, `and what is the use of a book,' thought Alice `without pictures or conversation?'?.

The Color Purple: You better not never tell nobody but God.

One Hundred Years of Solitude: Many years later, as he faced the firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buendia was to remember that distant afternoon when his father took him to discover ice.

Scaramouche: He was born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world was mad.

Notes from Underground: I am a sick man... I am a spiteful man.

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea: The year 1866 was signalized by a remarkable incident, a mysterious and inexplicable phenomenon, which doubtless no one has yet forgotten.

Charlotte's Web: 'Where's Papa going with that ax?' said Fern to her mother as they were setting the table for breakfast.

Frankenstein: I am by birth a Genevese, and my family is one of the most distinguished of that republic.

Of Mice and Men: A few miles south of Soledad, the Salinas River drops in close to the hillside bank and runs deep and green.

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: Once there were four children whose names were Peter, Susan, Edmond, and Lucy.

The Trial: Someone must have slandered Josef K., for one morning without having done anything truly wrong, he was arrested.

Gone with the Wind: Scarlett O'Hara was not beautiful, but men seldom realized it was caught by her charm as the Tarleton twins were.

The Stranger: Mother died today.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: They're out there.

Neuromancer: The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.

2001 A Space Odyssey: The drought had lasted now for ten million years, and the reign of the terrible lizards had long since ended.

Jane Eyre: There was no possibility of taking a walk that day.

The Outsiders: When I stepped out into the bright sunlight from the darkness of the movie house, I only had two things on my mind: Paul Newman and a ride home.

A Clockwork Orange: That was me, that is Alex, and my three droogs, that is Pete, Georgie and Dum, Dum being really dim, and we sat in the Korova Milkbar making up our rassoodocks what to do with the evening, a flip dark chill winter bastard through dry.

To Kill a Mockingbird: When he was nearly thirteen, my brother Jem got his arm badly broken at the elbow.

The Hunger Games: When I wake up, the other side of the bed is cold.

Life of Pi: My suffering left me sad and gloomy.

Invisible Man: I am an invisible man.

Mrs Dalloway: Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself.

The Old Man and the Sea: He was an old man who fished alone in a skiff in the Gulf Stream and he had gone eighty-four days now without taking a fish.

Cat's Eye: Time is not a line but a dimension, like the dimensions of space.

Midnight's Children: I was born in the city of Bombay...once upon a time.

Good Omens: It was a nice day.

The Handmaid's Tale: We slept in what had once been the gymnasium.

The Hunger Games: When I wake up, the other side of the bed is cold.

Kindred: I lost an arm on my last trip home.

Never Let me Go: My name is Kathy H. I am thirty-one years old, and I've been a carer now for over eleven years.

Gravity's Rainbow: A screaming comes across the sky.

Lord of the Flies: The boy with fair hair lowered himself down the last few feet of rock and began to pick his way towards the lagoon.

Ulysses: Stately, plump Buck Mulligan came from the stairhead, bearing a bowl of lather on which a mirror and a razor lay crossed.

Rebecca: Last night I dreamt I want to Manderly again.

Murder on the Orient Express: It was five o'clock on a winter's morning in Syria.

In Cold Blood: The village of Holcomb stands on the high wheat plains of western Kansas, a lonesome area that other Kansans call 'out there.'

The Picture of Dorian Gray: The studio was filled with the rich odour of roses, and when the light summer wind stirred amidst the trees of the garden, there came through the open door the heavy scent of the lilac, or the more delicate perfume of the pink-flowering thorn.

The Knife of Never Letting Go: The first thing you find out when yer dog learns to talk is that dogs don't got nothing much to say.

IT: The terror, which would not end for another twenty-eight years - if it ever did end - began, so far as I know or can tell, with a boat made from a sheet of newspaper floating down a gutter swollen with rain.

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all of them oh god please reveal your cat

Ask me about my catSend me a number and I’ll answer for my cat

I HAVE THREE OF THEM?? God this is going to get long… 

1. Name? 

Sinn, Vertigo and Marble.

2. Fur color?

Sinn; Black, with a tiny patch of white on his chestVertigo; Fluffy orange and white boyMarble; Grey and white

3. Any family you know (other than you)?

They know my partner, of course, and my parents and brother. Though that doesn’t mean they like any of them…. Yikes. Sinn loves everyone, strangers too. Vertigo loves me and no one else. Marble loves my partner and I come in second, and wants to brutally murder anyone else who looks at him.

4. Age?

All of them are about ten years old.

5. Favorite toy?

Sinn’s favorite toy is anything with feathers and his little wand toy thing. Vertigo’s favorite toy is anything with strings to chase, and one of those ridiculous tracks with the ball in it that you buy for kittens a fraction of his size and weight. And Marble’s favorite toy is whatever either of the other two are having fun with, and catnip.

6. Nicknames?

Sinn; Squeeny Bean, just Squeen or Squibbles.Vertigo; Vertibles or Chunky Monkey.Marble; Mabble Babble or Meeble Beeble or just Mabs.

And they each know and will answer to their various nicknames, too lol

7. Cinnamon roll or problematic fave?

Sinn; Cinnamon roll, through and throughVertigo; Somewhere between, leaning towards problematic faveMarble; Problematic fave

8. Length of fluff?

Sinn; no fluff, just fuzzVertigo; No less than three inches, with his tail getting into the five inch rangeMarble; A medium length, like two inches or so, maybe three in his tail

9. Any funny habits?

Sinn; He noodles... And flops onto his side when he wants attention, and just wiggles around and purrs until someone gives him attention.Vertigo; Rolls onto his back and sleeps with his legs straight outMarble; “sings” when you say “Sing sing sing Mables” at him

10. How old were they when you met?

Sinn; about six monthsVertigo; Also about six months (I got him and Sinn together at the same time)Marble; about a year

11. What does their food bowl look like?

Just basic, stainless steel bowls. Vertigo is allergic to everything else and breaks out if he eats out of plastic or ceramic for more than a few days :(

12. Indoor or outdoor cat?

INDOOR. Sinn likes to walk on a leash, though.

13. Recent picture?

14. Old picture?

Look how big Vertigo’s feet were as a little kitten, we should have known he’d be a monster...

15. Cuddly?

Sinn; Y E SVertigo; Covertly, when no one is looking and only with me, and his idea of ‘cuddling’ is just to lay next to me.Marble; Yes, but only when he feels like it

16. Ever changed their name?

All of their names :)

Sinn’s used to be Odin, before I adopted him.Vertigo’s used to be Stanley before I adopted him.And we never knew Marble’s name. He was a stray who’s previous owner abandoned.

18. Eye color?

Sinn; goldVertigo; kind of... hazel? Grey? They’re sort of bluish at times.Marble; Greenish

19. How do they express love for you?

Sinn; C U D D L E S 24/7, whether you want them or not. Will also try to bring you things he catches, which amounts to toys and the occasional dead flyVertigo; Purring so loudly you can’t hear yourself think and rolling onto his back to show you his belly. If he REALLY likes you, he likes belly rubs too.Marble; Giving you an ounce of attention that isn’t him trying to hiss, swat and bite you, and kneading your tender human flesh with his razor claws. Lots of slow blinks.

20. How do you express love for them?

All of the regular human-on-cat smothering, plus too many toys for them to ever use, no less than half a dozen empty cardboard boxes set up randomly throughout the apartment at any given time, access to every surface other than the kitchen counters, and cuddles/pets/playtime whenever they want. 

21. Any theories on what breed?

Sinn; Could get away with saying bombay mix probably?Vertigo; Probably a Norwegian forest mix, he hits all the breed standards but he’s not as pretty and regal looking as registered ones.Marble; LKSJDflkjsdf vague shrugging he’s really long and lean and has a mildly oddly shaped head, so maybe some oriental in there????

22. Do they ever wake you up?

Sinn does constantly, Vertigo will on occasion, and Marble is a Good Boy who never does.

23. How much do they meow?

Sinn; When he wants attention, which is pretty much always.Vertigo; Will literally hold a whole conversation with you, he’s very vocal.Marble; Rarely. And he doesn’t really meow, he kind of. Gargles and gives tiny, high pitched ‘Hhheeeee’s (we call them song mows)

24. Any hiding spots?

Sinn; would never hide ever, how would people pay attention to him??Vertigo; In a random box, where he can watch you suspiciously and like he’s better than you.Marble; In whatever seat you want, so that way he can get pissy at you and have an excuse to make your life flash before your eyes

They all hide under the bed when they actually get scared.

25. Do they enjoy guests?

Sinn; Fuck. Yes.Vertigo; He enjoys staring at them judgingly and yelling when they want to pet himMarble; Nope. He doesn’t even enjoy our roommate of almost two years

26. Lofty objects to sit on?

Cat tree, back of couch, dresser, bathroom sink, table, a particular tall shelving unit 

27. Wear a collar? (and describe collar?)

Sinn; A black, leather, studded collar because he’s a little stud. Vertigo; A fancy blue collar with a reflective strip on itMarble; A bright green collar with a bell

28. How much shedding?

Sinn; a regular amount but his fur is short and black and you never see itVertigo; Not actually that much?? But he has a double coat and LONG ASS ORANGE HAIR so you see it when he doesMarble; A FUCK TON

29. Do they enjoy brushing?

Sinn; God yes. Almost as good at being petVertigo; No and he’ll scream about it, posture like he’s going to fuck you up, and run awayMarble; No, will actually fuck you up (but we’re working on conditioning and he’s getting better about it!)

30. Ever drink from the toilet?

Sinn; NoVertigo; No, but he fell in onceMarble; Will drink literally any source of water he can find (yes)

31. How do they get your attention?

Sinn; forced snugglesVertigo; yelling until you give him what he wantsMarble; puts a dainty little paw on your thigh and then flexes his razor claws until they sink into your flesh while looking up at you very cutely and slow blinking

32. Embarrassing thing they’ve done?

Sinn; Regularly noodles off his perch and acts like nothing happened when he hits the floorVertigo; He’s embarrassed by his whole existence. Marble; He’s ran face first into the window going after birds multiple times

33. Weirdest thing they try to eat

Sinn; nothing, he only eats cat food and meat productsVertigo; granola bars and crackersMarble; the other two cAT’S HAIR?? Please stop that.

34. Are they like your siblings, children, or friends?

Children, but I don’t I don’t really like kids, so better.

35. What time do they eat breakfast?

5:30 sharp, or Vertigo throws a goddamn fit about being late

36. Do you cut their nails?

Yep. Sinn sits patiently and probably just thinks it’s weird cuddling. Vertigo is mostly declawed. He has his back claws and one front claw. I cut the front claw whenever I see that it’s getting too long AND MARBLE tries to kill me, but yes. It takes me three days because we can only get a few toes in at a time, and lots of courage.

37. Do you think they understand you?

Yeah, at least to some extent. They definitely know certain words, including their names, and they’re good at cluing into moods and body language.

38. Ever make fun of them?

Constantly.

39. Do you take their picture often?

Fairly regularly.

40. Ever hiss at you?

Sinn; No, he’s an angle babyVertigo; Not at me, but at my partner, the other two cats, and everyone elseMarble; He’ll his at his own shadow

41. Ever try to scratch or bite you?

Sinn; absolutely not, he’d probably sooner hurt himselfVertigo; No, he puts on a big show, but he always runs the other wayMarble; Oh yeah. He’s the opposite of Vertigo in this respect. No talk; all bite.

42. If you try to grab their paw, what do they do?

Sinn; rubs his face on you and purrsVertigo; pulls them away half a dozen times until he gets annoyed and walks away nonchalantly.Marble; will murder you, your mother, and all your neighbors.

43. Do they ever eat bugs?

Sinn; he likes to bring them to us instead...Vertigo; No interest.Marble; Yes.

44. Canned or dry food?

They eat dry usually, but love canned, so they get it once a week or so

45. Weight?

Sinn; 9lbsVertigo; about twenty poundsMarble; like fifteenish

46. Ever got lost?

Sinn; Nope. He got out once. We didn’t even know, and he got scared and cried at us from under the porch as we were about to leave the apartment. We heard him were just “??? Is THAT SINN?? WHERE?????” and he came running out to us like it was the most terrifying ten minutes of his life.Vertigo; No, he only goes outside if I go outside, and he wont leave a five foot radius of me.Marble; Once. Friends of ours didn’t shut the door all the way and he was missing for several ours. Turns out he made it thirty feet down the parking lot and into a dumpster and was too scared to come out until he heard us calling for him. It was a terrifying experience for all involved.

47. Do you buy them presents?

For every Christmas! And occasionally randomly throughout the year

48. Do they respond when you call?

Yep, they all know their names :)

49. Do they ever see other cats?

Very rarely. Vertigo and Marble hate other cats. Sinn wants to be friends with everything.

50. Declawed?

Vertigo is half declawed. As mentioned above, most of his front claws were removed for medical reasons. He’s a big, male cat with polydactyly, meaning he has extra digits. A lot of polydactyl cats end up with extremely thick, ingrown claws. Vertigo is no exception. His back claws are ungodly thick and grow really long, but luckily don’t curve much. His front claws, however, constantly curved until the points were embedding into his paw pads and would get infected and be painful. After struggling with it for years, we decided it would be less stressful on him to get them removed and we could deal with pain management for arthritis he’ll likely have as a result when he’s older. So far so good, though, and he has no problems with his feets.

51. Funniest expression?

Sinn; full, open mouthed squealing. He’s so dark, but his teeth are so white that it looks ridiculousVertigo; sometimes gets his cheek fluff or chest fluff stuck in his mouth after grooming and it’s so goofyMarble; goes cross-eyed when he yawns

52. Favorite place to be pet?

Sinn; e v e r y w h e r e   everywhereVertigo; his head, or if he’s into it that day, his bellyMarble; under his chin

53. Worst thing they’ve destroyed?

They don’t destroy things, they’re very good boys

54. Give them a head kiss.

Gladly, but I already do more often then they probably want... Except Sinn. He wants all the kisses.

55. What time of the year is most exciting for them?

Sinn; Summer, he loves the sun!Vertigo; Winter, he loves the snow!Marble; I’m not sure he has a preference 

56. Are they good at hunting real prey?

No..... Sinn makes friends with everything. The other two suck. We had a mouse in our apartment once, and had to buy a mouse trap. Three cats, and we had to buy a mouse trap slksjdf They would die if they ever got lose and couldn’t be found

57. Do they ever attack nothing?

Yes! They’ll randomly pounce on nothing, and it usually turns into playing amongst themselves or with a nearby toy.

58. What are they doing right now?

Sinn; snuggling meVertigo; somewhere in a different room, probably sitting in a boxMarble; laying at the foot of the bed, squinting at me

59. How long have you had them?

Sinn; 10 yearsVertigo; 10 yearsMarble; 9 years

60. If you could have them stay as a kitten forever, would you?

Nah. I loved them as kittens, I loved their annoying awkward teenage years, I’m loving their middle years, and I’ll love their old men years. 

61. Ever baby-talk to them?

I mean. You read their nicknames, right...? (yes)

62. Favorite napping position?

Sinn; curled up in the crook of my armVertigo; on his back in the middle of the floor where he can easily be stepped on and yell at you for itMarble; classic cat side saddle lay at the foot of the bed, head either up or on crossed paws

63. Have you ever stepped on their paw?

Yes...... T^T

64. Ever tripped you on stairs?

Yes :\

65. Any ear hair?

Sinn; white ear hair, oddly enough, so his little ears look mostly baldVertigo; all the fluffMarble; some long tufts

66. Favorite view from a window?

They all like the patio door and the humming bird feeder out there, and the front window, where the watch people walk around like it’s a sport

67. Describe why they are precious.

Sinn; perfect, sweet, adorable little angle Vertigo; so grumpy, but when he’s happy, he’s so deeply happy and purrs so loudly and freely and he’s probably the most loyal cat I’ve ever seenMarble; winning his affection is so rewarding and he’s such a sweet boy when it finally happens. He’s also derpy as hell when he’s comfortable around you and will let you lion king him and throw him over your shoulder

68. Fit the cat stereotype?

Sinn; lol noVertigo; yesMarble; Yes, but fierce 

69. Chaotic neutral?

I would say for all three?

70. Do they enjoy following/ keeping you company?

Oh yeah. All three migrate to whatever room I’m in at any given time. My partner says that on my weekends, when I sleep in, they’re lazy and quiet until I get up, then they’re active and playful and want attention. And Vertigo knows my work schedule. He waits by the door for me to get home.

71. Are you their favorite human?

Sinn; probably? It’s hard to tell.Vertigo; Absolutely.Marble; Second favorite, but it’s a close call, I think.

72. Do they like tv?

Neither of them have any interest in the TV

73. Favorite noise to make?

Sinn; happy happy purrsVertigo; He has a really rumbly, adorable, purr-meow thingMarble; Song mows

74. If they were a Neko Atsume cat, what would their momento be?

I don’t know what that is tbh...

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My Girls

I know that someone asked me on a post what breed my girls were and my computer wasn’t working right at the time so I couldn’t respond. I then proceeded to forget. Tonight we have been looking at adoptable black furry babies so that reminded me.

Giselle is a Burmese mix. They are often described as silky bricks because of how solid they are and yet their fur is like the most very expensive silk. She also always smells like everything good in the world. No lie. Think of the best thing you have ever smelled in your life and that’s how she smells. Always. She’s so strong that she has to take extra care to not hurt her sissy or her humans, and it’s the most adorable thing ever. When she bites it’s like you know this could be deadly but she does too and she is telling you she loves you and would not hurt you. I know I’ve said it before, but her claws are like razors. Don’t go near them. Ever.

Freya is not super common to find in a shelter. She is a Bombay. They are the only cats bread specifically to be black cats. Sometimes if the light shines on them just right you can see stripes. They were specifically bread to look like panthers. We call her pretty face because she has the perfect panther face. She even saunters like a panther and it’s so adorable coming from a tiny squishy forever kitten like freya. She does not smell like everything good in the world, but she’s so damn cute.

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Facebook and Google are STILL posting strong earnings despite controversies over fact checking

Southern Charm’s Thomas Ravenel named primary custodian as he and Kathryn Dennis agree on 50-50 pact

Donald Trump to attend Alabama-Louisiana State football game in Tuscaloosa on Saturday

Artist Paints Indian Beach Rock Into Instagram-Worthy ‘Jaws’ Shark

‘Jojo Rabbit’ to Open Macao Festival & Awards

Black cat goes viral after running on the field in Giants game and ‘scoring a touchdown’

Video shows jailed son of ex-Real Housewives star attacked by an inmate wielding razor blades

Facebook and Google are STILL posting strong earnings despite controversies over fact checking

Posted: 04 Nov 2019 11:43 PM PST

Facebook reported solid third-quarter results Wednesday and Google reported a revenue increase of 20% year-over-year for the quarter. Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai pictured.

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Southern Charm’s Thomas Ravenel named primary custodian as he and Kathryn Dennis agree on 50-50 pact

Posted: 04 Nov 2019 11:13 PM PST

Neither parent is allowed to show the children Bravo’s Southern Charm – which depicts, in part, their differences- or any inappropriate or violent material, according to the agreement.

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Donald Trump to attend Alabama-Louisiana State football game in Tuscaloosa on Saturday

Posted: 04 Nov 2019 11:13 PM PST

After hearing boos at Game 5 of the World Series in Washington and Saturday’s UFC event in New York, President Donald Trump now plans to attend the Alabama-LSU football game.

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Artist Paints Indian Beach Rock Into Instagram-Worthy ‘Jaws’ Shark

Posted: 04 Nov 2019 10:54 PM PST

Great white sharks have scared people for years, even before Jaws. These marine animals are huge, fast, and they have incredibly sharp teeth. Although science has shown that great whites do not enjoy the taste of humans, people are still terrified of the idea that one of these humongous creatures could eat them while swimming in […]

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‘Jojo Rabbit’ to Open Macao Festival & Awards

Posted: 04 Nov 2019 10:52 PM PST

Taika Waititi's provocative Nazi comedy "Jojo Rabbit" has been set as the opening night gala screening at the fourth edition of the International Film Festival & Awards Macao. The festival packs together a competition section that includes recent festival favorites Gitanjali Rao's animation "Bombay Rose," and barely fictionalize modern-day slavery drama "Buoyancy," by Rodd Rathjen, […]

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Black cat goes viral after running on the field in Giants game and ‘scoring a touchdown’

Posted: 04 Nov 2019 10:38 PM PST

The cat scampered on the field during the Monday night game against the Cowboys, main. The Giants tweeted: ‘Halloween isn’t over yet’, followed by a laughing cat emoji, inset.

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Video shows jailed son of ex-Real Housewives star attacked by an inmate wielding razor blades

Posted: 04 Nov 2019 10:23 PM PST

Josh Waring, Lauri Peterson’s son, was slashed in the face by a fellow inmate in an incident that took place on October 9 in the Orange County jail in Santa Ana.

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