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The Mood of My Times: A Guest Post by Ariel Courage - B&N Reads Author Ariel Courage has penned an exclusive essay on writing her debut novel Bad Nature, down below.

@arielcourage.bsky.social
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Our Superfunds, Ourselves: Inside America’s Polluted Urban Ruins I once lived near an abandoned power plant. It was a rotting red-brick Rundbogenstil with reverse brick crenellations under its eaves; a plaque under its gable said it was erected in 1892. Scaffold…

“I projected a lot of symbolic value onto that tree, which grew despite adversity: The place was a superfund site.” @arielcourage.bsky.social explores America’s polluted urban ruins.

got to write a bad nature playlist 😇

largeheartedboy.com/2025/04/01/a...

Ariel Courage Ariel Courage is a graduate of the Brooklyn College MFA program, where she was editor-in-chief of the Brooklyn Review. She’s currently an assistant fiction editor at Agni. Her short work has appeared ...

also pubbed a short story in joyland yesterday :)

joylandpublishing.com/fiction/half...

I liked this book by the way. On shelves today. Ppl should grab a copy.

Copies of Bad Nature with Agni literary journal on wooden display table.

Looking for a wickedly funny book about a woman with a terminal cancer diagnosis who quits her job and takes off on a road trip to kill her father? Well, you are in luck because Bad Nature by @arielcourage.bsky.social is out today! www.islandbooks.com/book/9781250...

Book Review: ‘Bad Nature,’ by Ariel Courage In Ariel Courage’s novel, “Bad Nature,” a powerful career woman sets out on a road trip intending to kill her father.

alissa nutting (!) reviewed my book (!!) in the nyt (!!!) :))))

www.nytimes.com/2025/04/01/b...

forgot about this website for a bit but here is my book, it’s out 4/1 in the us and 4/16 in the uk!!!!

us.macmillan.com/books/978125...

Writer Madeleine Watts on balancing growth and guarding against burnout – The Creative Independent Writer Madeleine Watts discusses taking creative work seriously, describing a world impacted by climate change, and the importance of replenishing the soul with art

madeleine watts and i are just two millennial ladies who wrote sad climate road-trip novels so this was an esp. fun interview

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finally watched jonas mekas a couple weeks ago and ever since have been muttering ‘this must be…para-dise’ to myself in my worst lithuanian accent

had the same thought lmao we are getting the worst iteration of everything

that cruel kids table article is so ‘tell me you peaked in middle school without telling me you peaked in middle school’ coded

wish i felt schadenfreude but all i feel is sadenfreude ;(

he died from my lame ill-timed joke alas rip king 😔

nightwalk dir. by david lynch

hard to forgive hochul for fumbling congestion pricing but i’ll reconsider if she signs climate superfund+co2 fracking ban w/o amendments that fuck em up…get on it girl…!

freelancers union in sunset park

at least libby’s back up to 10 book holds again. nature is healing etc etc

Climate Fiction Grows More Realistic As the facts of climate change manifest in real life, authors are finding that the future is all too present.

spoke with pw about how recent fiction is addressing climate change; i’m in good company here

www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/...

mainly what separates bluesky from twitter is that i see way fewer viral suicide jokes on the daily

doing my part to help ny thru this drought by being too depressed to shower ;)

funny timing on this bc over the wknd my husband found an unopened pack of american spirits in the street…kismet!

https://xraylitmag.com/visions-sins-ariel-courage/comics/

hardest part of being terminally online is having to feign delight and surprise at memes nononline friends send that have already been making the rounds for weeks/months

Ariel Courage - comics — Action, Spectacle

forgot this place existed for a bit but here is a comic of mine!

my secret talent is that i can still be socially intimidated by people whose writing i dont even like

once again thinking about the jewelencrusted tortoise from à rebours

had like five funny/weird encounters with strangers in nyc today after MONTHS of drought, am over the moon, i live for this