| Writer of unpublished novels | Stirrer of pots | he/him
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4 Dec 2019
Sometimes I forget (when I’m working on my book) that it’s not a homework assignment and I can shift gears if what I’m writing is boring.
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4 Dec 2019
This made me a little emotional
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3 Dec 2019
A white woman bumped me and said excuse me. They’re evolving.
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3 Dec 2019
Waiting at broadway/Lafayette on a packed platform as yet another train that’s already over capacity arrives. Love you, @mta!!
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3 Dec 2019
So happy for you, Ryan!!!!
3 Dec 2019
✨ some ✨
🌈 dreams 🌈
⚡️ chase ⚡️
⭐️ you ⭐️
👁 back 👁
My book REVERIE comes out today!!! I hope you love reading it but, please, try to stay grounded.
Check it out if you think you can stay lucid: ryanlasala.com/reverie/
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2 Dec 2019
My friends keep trying to prevent me from becoming the basic circuit queen I was destined to be.
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2 Dec 2019
I hate having my friends tell me when I’m doing too much, but I appreciate it.
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2 Dec 2019
Oh, this thread I! T!
2 Dec 2019
Some of Black folx #onhere throwing “anti-Black” around are clearly not aware enough to know we know you in real life.
And, many I see passing out that word plus more wouldn’t waste a glass of water on us if we were on fire next to them.
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Robert De Negro retweeted
2 Dec 2019
Hell... a look at some of y’all’s IG pages makes it clear you don’t fool with US, even though you are Black and write Black stories. Ha.
We all have blindspots. We are humans.
But, I’m seeing some hypocrites being very loud.
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2 Dec 2019
90% of clouty gay black men irl
2 Dec 2019
If you make Black art for profit, but run away or ignore Black people in real life... what are you?
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Robert De Negro retweeted
30 Nov 2019
The New York Times puts whomever they want on the bestseller list.
24 Nov 2019
Please quote this tweet with a thing that everyone in your field knows and nobody in your industry talks about because it would lead to general chaos.
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2 Dec 2019
I’m glad that I saw Queen & Slim, but I wouldn’t watch it again. The loose ends that were never followed up on, the unnecessary need to humanize cops, and that f*cking protest scene took me out of the film. It was beautiful to watch, tho.
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2 Dec 2019
Like they brought up major things that should’ve had some impact on the story and then just never mentioned them again.
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Robert De Negro retweeted
1 Dec 2019
Movies like Atlantics and Beale Street also remind me like... I'm not averse to stories of Black pain or trauma but I want them to actually be good lmao
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