#daniel black

[lgbtqreads]

Most Anticipated LGBTQ+ Adult Fiction: January-June 2025

Due to the delightfully large volume of titles, Romances will be getting their own post later this week! Mothers and Sons by Adam Haslett (January 7th) At forty, Peter, an asylum lawyer in New York City, is overworked and isolated. He spends his days immersed in the struggles of immigrants only to return to an empty apartment and occasional hook-ups with a man who wants more than Peter can give.…

[queerveganbooknerd]

Book 23 of 2025

“We don’t create our baggage, Isaac, but we can unpack it. Everyone has agency, whether they use it or not. Nothing has ever happened to you that’s greater than your power to heal it. Blaming others is merely an excuse to avoid activating your own personal strength. It’ll never work. No one cares to heal you as much as you need it because that’s your job. How smart is it to get mad at a mountain?” I’ve never forgotten that question. It shifted my whole perspective. “Either climb it or go around it, but don’t spend a lifetime waiting for it to move. Only a fool does that.”

Beautifully written. Daniel Black does that well. I didn't LOVE this as much as Don't Cry For Me, but still a phenomenal read.

4.5/5

[thevelvetwhispers]

imma say this and then i’m gone ….

BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL.

[theblvcksupreme]

Daniel Kaluuya in NUMBER ONE ON THE CALL SHEET on AppleTV | A Very Powerful in depth Documentary about Black Actors in Hollywood.

[professorfcknmoriarty]

I feel normal about this

[thebellekeys]

leave him alone that's my emotional support grumpy middle aged white man with a layered past and zero bitches who's also really good at his job

[limeshade]

Wouldst thou like the taste of . . . butter? A pretty dress? Wouldst thou like to live deliciously? Yes. Wouldst thou like to see the world? What will you from me? Dost thou see a book before thee?

THE WITCH (2015) Written and directed by Robert Eggers

[fyblackwomenart]

A Quiet Light by Daniel Gerhartz

[mewmewbeenz]

Ngl I thought the original tweet was about mismag but it wasn’t lmao 😭

[hermit-dragon]

Has this been done?

[fascinationstreetmp3]

half of daniel's memoir being covered with static thats wiping away/obscuring the full picture is sooooo fucking delicious i love it

[shafershouse]

Books Read: 2022

January:

Desert Flowers (Paul Pen)

Tomorrow Will Be Different (Sarah McBride)

The Postmistress of Paris (Meg Waite Clayton)

February

March:

• The Lincoln Highway (Amor Towles)

• The Personal Librarian (Marie Benedict)

April:

• A History of Wild Places (Shea Earnshaw)

• The Longest Echo (Eoin Dempsey)

May:

• Lifting Heavy Things (Laura Khoudari)

• Don't Cry For Me (Daniel Black)

June

July:

• Woman of Light (Kali Fajardo-Anstine)

August

• The Shadows (Alex North)

September

• Half Sick of Shadows (Laura Sebastian)

• Killers Of A Certain Age (Deanna Raybourn)

October

November

December

[nemfrog]

Daniel's Comet. 1907.

Astronomy of to-day. 1909.

Internet Archive

[starkju0]

[astronnova]

proposition: danny's hair turns white in random patches when he's used too much power, he just dyes it back to all black when he gets home

[island-pickney]

Where food is shared, happiness is doubled