Sky Eventide

you can say every book that wins the premio strega

you're gonna need a pilgrimage for this one

twenty pages in and it feels crazy and absolutely genius

started Infinite Jest.

You can really tell that Snooshi is looking forward to the weekend 😎😎😎

this book is crazy btw

A black rabbit with a white nose and chest sits casually in a garden setting in front of a fence on a snowy surface.

A black rabbit with a white nose and chest sits casually in a garden setting in front of a fence on a snowy surface.

A black rabbit with a white nose and chest sits casually in a garden setting in front of a fence on a snowy surface. The bunny sits on a pile of rocks and the forground shows a clay planter covered in snow.

A black rabbit with a white nose and chest sits casually in a garden setting in front of a fence on a snowy surface. The Bunny is surrounded by dry grass and bushes poling out from the snow.

Dottie out, adventuring in the snow ❄️

me gripping my chair

little tyelpe portrait🫶

remember when Rhaenyra tongue kissed Mysaria the White Worm, because I blocked out almost everything else from that series s2 but that bit got seared into my corneas

if there is one thing i am sure of it’s the fëanorian propensity for making titles and honorifics derogatory. i just know that fëanáro somehow injected an ability to say the words “my lord” in such a way that it sounds like a slur into that bloodline

Latest two commissions! Fingolfin (post-Helcaraxë ear-frostbite 80s action hero edition) and Maglor (post Dagor Bragollach burn recovery era) ✨

As such, I have two commission slots available at the end of my queue — zizkhanart.carrd.co 😁 #silmarillion #silmart #fingolfin #maglor #tolkien

truly

"but curufin smiled" top 5 metal lines

if I find a horny book that is good I will let you know because I feel that problem. bataille was right that books only about sex are unsexy. also it's not narrative but you might be interested in bataille's "eroticism"

Dostoevskij was crazy when he wrote Raskol'nikov. Crazy.

no but. woagh

Some people exist as a cautionary mirror. You look at them and think I hope I never start acting like you.

the shimmer in these pics... golden mist fr

ye olde geneve??

Crime and punishment is addictively easy to read. I think in terms of sheer beauty of the prose, other authors like Hugo do it better. But psychology, hook, plot development? Top notch.

Me reading Dostoevskij

i think one of the funniest emotions a person can go through is finally getting to a classic novel or film and discovering that it is in fact a masterpiece just like everyone said because you can’t help but be a little mad. you’re in awe of something truly beautiful but you’re also like goddamnit

A brown-and-white rabbit sits on grass in front of a wire fence, mouth wide open mid-yawn or vocalization. One ear stands upright while the other lies back, with sunlight highlighting its fur and whiskers.

When you're losing the light, but you're not done enjoying the sun yet 😫😩😫😩

#DailyYoshon

On the contrary, it's extremely engaging

ruthlessly disciplined and emotionally controlled characters hiding a profound & violent inner turmoil you will Always be famous

Funnily enough I'm reading crime and punishment rn

read for yourself and then get back to me about it

madame bovary in a way also works because emma is not one. there's a smallness and a pettiness of heart that are entirely realistic, in her, in her lover, in secondary characters. a certain frankness in showing the results of frustrated ambitions and, I guess, desire for pleasure and importance.

still can't turn her into a likable character. this is potentially because flaubert still remains a man, and though he doesn't condemn her per se, he still condemned himself to the inability to make her a positive figure. that said, there isn't really a necessity to make her one, per se.