Tiffany Morris

A plain white background. At the top of the image reads: “TBR” in purple text, and below it reads: “What we’ll read” in blue text. Underneath are book covers and the month they’ll be read in: March - “The Empire” by Susanna Fournier. April - “Bird Suit” by Sydney Hegele. May - “A Palace Near the Wind” by Ai Jiang. June - “Green Fuse Burning” by Tiffany Morris. July - “The Dragonfly Gambit” by A.D. Sui.  August - “Chrysalis” by Anuja Varghese. September - “Split Tooth” by Tanya Tagaq. October - “Gods of Jade & Shadow” by Silvia Moreno-Garcia. November - “Blackheart Man” by Nalo Hopkinson. December - “Moon of the Crusted Snow” by Waubgeshig Rice. Below it reads: “Small towns, glorious fantasies, intimate relationships, space opera drama, and heart-wrenching horror—the Augur Bookshelf will explore it all this year.” At the bottom of the image reads: “Join the Book Club - Link in Bio” in black text with a black border around it.

Our full TBR👇
March - “The Empire” by Susanna Fournier
April - “Bird Suit” by @sydhegele.bsky.social
May - “A Palace Near the Wind” by @aijiang.bsky.social
June - “Green Fuse Burning” by @tiffmorris.bsky.social
July - “The Dragonfly Gambit” by @thesuiway.bsky.social

& more 👇

Carnalis Carnalis - Kindle edition by Morris, Tiffany. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Carnalis.

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To be fair, "Jesus wants you to do it as foretold in a book you didn't read" is a time-honoured way to get dumb young men who don't realize a lot of that blood will be theirs and their buddy's to stick their hand in the meat grinder.

Ursula K. Le Guin — Nominate a Book for the Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction

The Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction is open to nominations. Is there a 2025 title that you loved that reflected the concepts and ideas that were central to Le Guin's work? Nominate it.

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30 years ago Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club accurately predicted that men under late capitalism, empty consumers who had come to think of themselves as “the middle children of history” with no great wars to fight, would eventually prank and shitpost their way into fascism.

"...asking how long before the settler becomes a native is like asking how long the owner of a factory must exploit workers before he turns into a proletarian."

Lorenzo Veracini (2025)

Wela’lin Emily!! So many great releases 🩷🩷

The day after we put the final touches on issues #88-91 of “Swamp Thing”, news broke about the passing of Tatjana Wood, the original colorist on the series. Tomorrow, March 2nd, would have been Tatjana’s 100th birthday. Let’s raise a glass to one of comics’ originals.

In 21 years of teaching, I have yet to meet a stupid student. What I have met in growing numbers is students who don’t know why they’re in college and being taught the material they’re learning. The crisis, to my mind, is not one of capability but of purpose.

All the New Horror Books Coming in March 2026 March 2026’s new horror books, featuring titles from Daniel Kraus, Alexis Henderson, Kealan Patrick Burke, Vincent TIrado, T. Kingfisher, Eric LaRocca, Luke Dumas and more!

the March horror shopping list is live! feat. new books from @tamikathompson.bsky.social @hachepueyo.bsky.social @v-e-tirado.com @tiffmorris.bsky.social @tkingfisher.com @ivygrimes.bsky.social @ericlarocca.bsky.social @danielkraus.com @haileypiperfights.bsky.social and many more!

This infantilization over past years about “doomscrolling”, and “not seeping into despair” is so...

You need to feel uncomfortable.

The ignorance is bliss mentality that brown people can watch their own innocents being killed, but you got to take a mental health break every time from reading news?

See this? QRT with your ghost art 👻💀

#horrorart #illustration #ghost

a single pigeon is more wonderous than all the profit in the world. it's all around you, you just need to see

I really love being here on this earth. It’s so beautiful and humans are capable of such astonishing things & every culture is fascinating to me & the splendor of our natural world & the diversity of species is like an actual miracle. We must escape the Capitalocene and build something better.

My friends who live in tents or cars or have 90 roommates are like "which orgs can get aid into which countries right now? I think I have five bucks. I'm trying to learn Farsi so I can see what's going on in this news server" and the lake housers are like "timeline cleanse. What brings you joy?"

There should be an Earth for people who don't hate all living things

The world could be such a nice place if we allowed it. It's all so goddamn unnecessary. There's no need for any of it. It's so beautiful here. It should be so cool to be alive

I mean and Democrat, too. Let’s not pretend the US hasn’t been wanting to do this in Iran since the 1950s.

there really is something immensely clarifying about realizing that "death cult" is not an ironic or jokey term

I guess they stopped using Israel as their proxy and are just going for it now.

(notes)

A fallen mango,
half-eaten by a flying fox,
covered with small
black honey bees.

.

The time it takes the sun
to cross the sky
and set beyond the river.

.

On the trunk of a wild jack
grows yellow fungus
in the shape
of a human ear.

I’m always like ooh transgression and then it’s just about dicks

I see calls for more transgressive, boundary-pushing art in this current moment (which I agree with!), but I also have to question the point of broad calls to transgress in art without a stated critical goal of the transgression

What is the transgression supposed to say or do? You know?

I really love hanging out with actual book clubs and am happy to join if any of y’all ever read Green Fuse Burning 💚🌿 or Carnalis 🩷🥩

Who could resist a book club with such interpretive rigour as “reading the back cover”.

Excerpt from a scam email that reads: Dear Tiffany, Some novellas weave grief, identity, and the uncanny power of place into a story that lingers long after the final page, and Green Fuse Burning does that with haunting beauty. After the death of her estranged father, artist Rita struggles with grief and regret. There was so much she wanted to ask him about his childhood, their family, and the Mi'kmaq language and culture from which she feels disconnected. When her girlfriend Molly forges an artist's residency

I finally got one of those book club scam emails! Fascinating choice, parroting the book’s synopsis to me, as if I wouldn’t recognize it.

A Woman Is Screaming - PSYCHOPOMP.COM Someone must have broken in.

My latest story "A Woman Is Screaming" in The Deadlands
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