T. K. Rex

As a fan of both geology and Oakland I’m a little sad I don’t have this book already

New Book Releases: February 10, 2026 Visit our bookshop.org page to purchase this week’s new books and support your local bookstore. And us! Adams, Guy: The Thirteenth Floor Anthology (Rebellion UK 978-1837866038, $16.99, 352pp,…

Pretty cool to see my novella listed in the new releases on @locusmag.bsky.social ✨

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Sexual dimorphism is the word

My story "Ancestors, Descendants" is among brilliant stories by @sarenaulibarri.bsky.social @tkrex.bsky.social @renanbernardo.com @singingtotigers.bsky.social & @daniellearostegui.bsky.social

The anthology is free atm! Read it--vote!
#solarpunk #SFF #SpecLit #WritingCommunity #BookSky #hope #read

Bright Green Futures is free during this awards season! My piece The Doglady and the Rainstorm is in it, alongside the great works of @sarenaulibarri.bsky.social, @brightflame.bsky.social, @tkrex.bsky.social, @daniellearostegui.bsky.social, and @singingtotigers.bsky.social!

thats the gender neutral "guy"

i think moths just ... moth

Downwinders - Manhattan Project National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)

Here's a good start.

There’s just so, so many things to be mad at the US government for, but here is another one that effected people (including my family) all over the Pacific Northwest, and that they tried really hard to cover up forever, so here ya go

This is one of those times where a NO, thank YOU is in order

@inaturalist.bsky.social is the app I use, although I liked the classic version a lot better than the new updated one. Still the best probably because there is plenty of community input not just AI

Definitively identified as a Cute Little Guy

One for #bugsky

Yeah a bunch of my mom’s family had/has thyroid issues, it’s all so fucked

Screenshot of a poem that reads: Poeisis (Triassic Aubade) (After Charles Darwin) certainly the forests grew again and that morning we looked out from our burrows, from all our crooks and craws and cranny-made holloways and hideaways, climbed from the collapse and the choking end of everything we knew and when had anything smelled so generous, so vast as outliving all those gutted arcs of ribs the end had come for them, for them, and left us all those jaws splayed now in gardens kingly estates where once we had to hide from prayerful fangs and Pinkerton claws and now that our flesh was our own we tasted the miracle of creating ourselves shaped our endless forms most beautiful wrapped ourselves in feathers and fucked and spread flagrant new avenues of self and for a little while, at least, we were free

My poem about crawling out from the ruins of collapse and establishing queer new ways of being: “Poeisis (Triassic Aubade),” from my collection TIME TRAVEL IS EASY (2025).

Yay congrats!!

The Wildcraft Drones by T. K. Rex ⋆ Stelliform Press Read about short story collection THE WILDCRAFT DRONES by T. K. Rex, linked stories about the evolution of sentient drones and a transformed humanity.

Amazing, thanks! This story is also in my collection that comes out in May so I’m actively planning readings and stuff all year if they want a guest lecture or something

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Actually while we’re at it, do you know of a good write up anywhere on Hanford? People should know

Word. My mom grew up downwind of that site and her whole family had health issues, including extended Native family. Most people have never even heard of the crap that happened there

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Get your tickets to the Locus Awards in May! Guests of Honor are Stephen Graham Jones and Tananarive Due, and we are so excited to be partnering with the Bay Area Book Festival in Berkeley!

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What happens in the Delta Quadrant stays in the Delta Quadrant, that’s the whole VOY motto

reposting again because trying not to bawl as I finished this. <3

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Glad to hear it. I used to live on the Navajo Nation and the greenwashing around nuclear gets me riled up. They are both awful

Bringing this back up for the International Day of Women in Science, and yes, I consider scientific art, as part of scientific process and communication 🫰

Nuclear power is not ok. Uranium mining is not ok, nuclear waste is not ok. The only argument in favor is that it is “more efficient” than other things that are also not ok. Hey, you know what? We actually don’t need ANY of those things, because infinite industrial growth is going to kill us all

Carbon?? Who mines that uranium? Are you aware of the history here? Of where uranium comes from and who is exploited and which watersheds are impacted? And the long term impacts to those communities? The Navajo Nation for one, where they have tried to stop uranium mining for generations now. Hard no

THEY ARE BUYING UP WAREHOUSES TO HOLD HUMAN BEINGS IN DETENTION INDEFINITELY.

I feel crazy at how everyone is acting like this is normal. These are concentration camps being built right before our eyes. These buildings are not meant to house human beings. People will be caged like cattle and die.

Without downloading any new pics, describe your gender

Sea silk! I learned about this years ago it’s so wild