A Good Place That Is No Place
The cover illustration for Stephen King’s new Dark Tower novel The Wind Through the Keyhole. I like to think that in the design meeting it came down to this and a shadowed woman’s profile or something. Fortunately Scribner uses the What Would William Blake Do? rubric for their book jackets.
[photo description: image of the back of someone’s white t-shirt and a small sign. the shirt back reads, “we stand with immigrants in north carolina.” the small sign with text outlines a red, orange, and yellow flame. the text reads, “justice for all families! justicia para todas las familias!”]
we weren’t able to be in front of the supreme court today but did organize a pretty awesome vigil/rally. thank goodness.
(via fuckyeahfeminists)








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[photo description: image of the back of someone’s white t-shirt and a small sign. the shirt back reads, “we stand with immigrants in north carolina.” the small sign with text outlines a red, orange, and yellow flame. the text reads, “justice for all families! justicia para todas las familias!”]
we weren’t able to be in front of the supreme court today but did organize a pretty awesome vigil/rally. thank goodness.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m32dkjVKok1qb18gbo1_1280.jpg)





