Oski i̱ Si̱tollo ✌🏼🤍♦️🦃 he/him

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Mississippi is my Indigenous Homeland. I̱ki hicha i̱ hattak siyah. Create Beauty, Fight for DEI, Save Mother Earth, Harness the power of the most powerful being you'll ever truly know; it's called HASHI|SUN 😎.

Image from libro.fm showing audio book cover for A Trade of Blood by Robert Jackson Bennett.
A warning sign near edge of water with icon of alligator says: WARNING BEWARE ALLIGATORS IN AREA
Sign by body of water: BEWARE ALLIGATORS IN AREA
Table set for copy work includes my notebook, pen, inkpot, cup, and 5 revolutionary books: Beloved by Morrison, Babel by Kuang, James by Everett, The Wayfinder by Johnson, and Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones.
Message informing me my order from Rapture Publishing has shipped: DAYTIDE by Chris Panatier
A sample of text using the oski i̱ si̱tollo anno̱pa hiyohli, a Choctaw language orthography based on Ogham and the scale patterns of canebrake rattlers.
My first name OSKI spelled with LANDSAT images
Driftwood on Horn Island, MS in the waves on the coast side.
side by side image of footprints in the sand, a male 10 inches long, next to a gators, same length, much wider.
a 7 sec video of alligator track from a small island lagoon onto a beach, tracks measured to be about 10 inches long and 6 inches wide
Richard Pryor in Superman 3
A swamp with dark black water reflecting the green trees leaves...cypress trees in middle.
First and second editions of the book Choctaw Food by Ian Thompson.
Beech tree with portal in floodplain of Yockanookany river, Leake county, Mississippi
Screenshot of audiobook cover of Bad Indians Book Club by Patty Krawec.
Taking a picture of a few snowflakes that landed on my car this morning in Central Mississippi.
Snowflake landed on reflective surface.
Messenger bag with patch for Weasel Plume Protection Society. Fan gear for the book Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones.
Screenshot of Goodreads 2025 year in books report.
Screenshot of audiobook title page for Blackfish City by Sam J Miller. Available on libro.fm.
Emoji of three holly leaves and holly berries in a festive cluster.
Screenshot of tiktok honoring the close of Memphis Malco Summer Drive In in 2025. Song: Another One Bites The Dust.
Image of the cover of the book AMONG THE BURNING FLOWERS by Samantha Shannon.
SCV 1985, Madison, Wisconsin DCI Finals, playing Festive Overture by Shostokovich.
My namesake. An illustration of the white canebrake rattlesnake, found in Mississippi a few years ago. Named in Choctaw, Oski i̱ Si̱tollo, illustrated by me, and inspired by the logo of the Cascabeles minor league baseball team.
Screenshot of audiobook player showing the title AMONG THE BURNING FLOWERS by Samantha Shannon and Kate McDonald and narrated by Arty Froushan, Gemma Whelan, and Patricia Allison
An American Beech tree in the flood plain of the Yockanookany river, just south of Red Dog road, Leake county Mississippi. It has a massive slit from ground to branches, so that the tree appears to be unrolling like parchment. The bright green understory made from skinny saplings, fills the shot around the beech.
Screenshot of the Choctaw language dictionary, and the translation of the word turkey. Written in Choctaw it's spelled F-A-K-I-T, and pronounced Fuck-it, accent on first syllable. Similar to the sound a female turkey makes when putting.