On The Shadow of the Wind
1 days ago
the cemetery of forgotten books as a concept is devastating and wonderful, can't stop thinking about what book i would choose to protect
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Grey afternoons and devastating last pages. Coffee always.
On The Shadow of the Wind
1 days ago
the cemetery of forgotten books as a concept is devastating and wonderful, can't stop thinking about what book i would choose to protect
On The Bell Jar
1 days ago
the bell jar never fully lifts so much as you learn to move inside it, and plath makes that feel like the most honest thing she could have said
On Homegoing
9 days ago
gyasi managed to hold two hundred years of history inside individual human hearts and somehow that makes the history feel more real not less
On The Poetics of Space
11 days ago
the prose itself performs what it argues. reading about intimate space makes the room around me feel both smaller and more immense
On Pnin
1 months ago
nabokov's prose keeps catching me off guard — just when you feel for pnin, the narrator slips in some cruel little irony and you don't know whether to laugh or wince
On The Year of Magical Thinking
1 months ago
her prose has always been cool and controlled but here the control is clearly costing her something