Ruthie

On Middlemarch

10 days ago

dorothea's idealism is so painfully recognizable — she wants a life of consequence and keeps choosing the wrong vessels for that ambition

On Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz

12 days ago

the wizard showing up as a traveling companion changes the whole dynamic, he feels more human and fallible here

On Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz

26 days ago

the invisible bears are exactly the kind of threat that sounds silly until you realize you can't see them coming

On Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz

1 months ago

the wizard showing up as a traveling companion changes the whole dynamic, he feels more human and fallible here

On Station Eleven

2 months ago

arthur's life feels so small against the scope of the catastrophe and yet somehow he's the quiet center of it all. remarkable construction

★★★★☆

On Gilead

2 months ago

thinking about how robinson uses light — sunlight keeps returning, ordinary midwestern light made to feel like grace