#OSCAR LEDA

[edicioneskudelka]

MOSQUITO MAN GOES ANAL

- Pequeño insecto palo, has de saber que toda vida, por insignificante que sea, es sagrada. 

- ¿La de este mosquito mierda también, maestro? 

- Mi pequeño ignorante, este mosquito mierda es un mensajero de la diosa de la muerte y de la destrucción. Si lo aniquilas, la diosa se follará tu cerebro y defecará en tu boca novecientas noventa y nueve mil veces. 

8 pp/ Formato A4/ 7euros gastos de envío incluidos.

Pedidos a juan_alcudia@yahoo.es

[knightscanfeeltoo]

I wish that Oscar gets his own Statue without his Helmet like Leda too...

(I can only Dream...)

[notmysophie]

Hozier reading list

Literary references in Hozier music

Alighieri, Dante; Inferno

The story of Francesca da Rimini as told in canto V inspired the song Francesca.

The album Unreal Unearth is arranged as a journey through nine circles of hell as they are described in the Inferno part of the Divine Comedy.

The title of the song Through Me (the flood) is a reference to the first lines of canto III.

Hozier read the translation by Robert Pinsky (https://www.rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/22285692/) 

Beckett, Samuel; Endgame

The song Wasteland, Baby! Takes inspiration from this play. (5 september 2023) (https://www.pastemagazine.com/music/hozier/cover-story-hozier-unreal-unearth) 

O'Brien, Flann; the Third Policeman

The character of de Selby in the Third Policeman inspired the songs de Selby part 1 and 2.

Heaney, Seamus; At the Wellhead

The song To Noise Making (Sing) contains a8n audio fragment of Heaney reading this poem.

Heaney, Seamus; The Cure at Troy

The line "Or honey hope even on this side of the grave again?" In the song "To Noise Making (Sing) " is inspired by the line "History says, Don't hope / On this side of the grave."  in this poem.

Joyce, James; A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

The line "Shaking the wings of their terrible youths" in the song Angel of Small Death & the Codeine Scene is derived from a line in this book. As mentioned in the interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music (august 28, 2023) (https://youtu.be/y5JpgNIkOz4?si=Yg1GVewfZlHkdVm1)  

Also mentioned as general inspiration in an interview with the Daily Meal (october 28, 2014) (https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-here-eden-bring-us-his-gospel)

Mack, dr. Katie

Astrophysicist dr. Katie Mack is mentioned by name in the song No Plan. A quote from the song is used in her book The End of Everything (Astrophysically speaking)

Neruda, Pablo, Sonnet XVII

The songs de Selby part 1 and part 2 take some inspiration from this poem. (Mentioned when introducing the song during a concert)

Ovid, Metamorphoses

The story of Icarus is mentioned in the song Sunlight and inspired the song I, Carrion (Icarian).

The story of Orpheus and Eurydice is mentioned in the song Talk.

Plato; The Allegory of the Cave

The phrase "Adding shadows to the walls of the cave" in the song Sedated refers to this story.

Swift, Jonathan; A Modest Proposal

Inspiration for the song Eat Your Young.

Wilde, Oscar; Chanson

The line "a rope in hand for your other man to hang from a tree" in the song From Eden" is inspired by the line "And a hempen rope for your own love / To hang upon a tree." in this poem.

Yeats, W. B.; The Second Coming

The line "To Bethlehem it slouched" in the song NFWMB is almost directly copied from this poem.

Yeats, W. B.; Leda and the Swan

Inspiration for the song Swan Upon Leda

Other books recommended/mentioned by Hozier

Amis, Martin; The Zone of Interest

Recommended by Hozier in an 'Ask Me Anything' before the release of the album Wasteland, baby! on reddit in 2019

Beckett, Samuel; Not I

Hozier joked the album Unreal Unearth would contain four tracks, two of them being recordings of him reading this play with his mouth full of marshmallows.

The cover art of Unreal Unearth is said to reference this play.

Bukowski, Charles

Mentioned as a teenage favorite (https://youtu.be/e5pFwDvcIGA)

Ó Cadhain, Máirtín; Graveyard Clay (Cré Na Cille)

Mentioned as his current read in an instagram Q&A on December 1, 2021

Eliot, T. S.

https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-here-eden-bring-us-his-gospel 

Heaney, Marie; Over Nine Waves, a Book of Irish Legends

(Source? Mentioned on social media?)

Heaney, Seamus

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/music/hozier-why-seamus-heaney-s-last-words-mean-so-much-to-me-1.3797926

Herbert, Frank; Dune

Mentioned as a current read/audiobook on How Long Gone podcast episode 614. March 6, 2024

Joyce, James; Ulysses

https://youtu.be/s0Ux72N4K10 

Kierkegaard, Søren; The Sickness unto Death

(Source?)

Orwell, George; 1984

https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-here-eden-bring-us-his-gospel/

Rubin, Rick; The Creative Act

Mentioned as his current read in an interview for WNYC Radio, 17 March 2023

https://youtu.be/Cd2uxpD9Hc8?si=cJ8bKrfFeXk_WS2F 

Salinger, J. D.; Catcher in the Rye 

https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-here-eden-bring-us-his-gospel/

Wilde, Oscar

https://youtu.be/s0Ux72N4K10 

https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-here-eden-bring-us-his-gospel/

Williams, Niall; This Is Happiness

Mentioned as his current read at a fan meet & greet (Bristol, 6 August 2023)

Yeats, W. B.

https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-here-eden-bring-us-his-gospel/

Poetry/stories read by Hozier in livestreams/videos (and the books he read them from)

3 July 2020 Instagram live

Seamus Heaney; Postscript (the Spirit Level)

Seamus Heaney; A Kite for Michael and Christopher (Station Island)

W. B. Yeats; No Second Troy (W. B. Yeats Poems selected by Seamus Heaney)

W. B. Yeats; To a Friend Whose Work Has Come to Nothing (W. B. Yeats Poems selected by Seamus Heaney)

Ovid, Daedalus and Icarus (Metamorphoses, translated by David Raeburn, penguin classics)

Sinéad Morrissey; & Forgive Us Our Trespasses (Being Human edited by Neil Astley)

Also mentioned; Staying Alive edited by Neil Astley

Seen on the table; Fear Not by Stephen James Smith

10 July 2020 Instagram live

Seamus Heaney; HÖFN (District & Circle)

Seamus Heaney; District & Circle (District & Circle)

Stephen Dunn; Sadness

Stephen Dunn; Sweetness

Ovid; Orpheus and Eurydice (Metamorphoses, translated by David Raeburn, penguin classics)

T. S. Eliot; The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock (Collected Poems 1909-1962)

Brendan Kennelly; Begin 

17 July 2020 Instagram live

Ezra Pound; And the Days Are Not Full Enough

Wilfred Owen; Futility

James Joyce; A Flower Given to My Daughter

Pablo Neruda; Keeping Quiet

Langston Hughes; I, Too

Imtiaz Dharker; They'll Say She Must Be From Another Country

W. B. Yeats; When You Are Old

Stephen James Smith; On the Bus (Fear Not)

Seamus Heaney; Saint Kevin and the Blackbird

Seamus Heaney; Sweeney Praises the Trees (Sweeney Astray)

Maya Angelou; Touched by an Angel

Garrison Keillor; Supper

Pablo Neruda; Sonnet XCIV (If I Die) (100 Love Sonnets, translated by Stephen Tapscott)

T. S. Eliot; Ash Wednesday (Collected Poems 1909-1962)

Ovid, the Four Ages (Metamorphoses, translated by David Raeburn, penguin classics)

Also mentioned; Ireland, My Ireland by Stephen James Smith

25 July 2020 Instagram live

Anne Stevenson; The Spirit is Too Blunt an Instrument

Katie Mack; The Slow Fade to Black (the End of Everything, Astrophysically Speaking)

Pablo Neruda; Sonnet XVII (One Hundred Love Sonnets, translated by Mark Eisner)

Kahlil Gibran; On Love (the Prophet)

Sharon Olds; True Love

Rita Ann Higgins; The Did-You-Come-Yets of the Western World

7 August 2020 Instagram live

James Joyce; Araby (Dubliners)

Also mentioned A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce

17 march 2021 Tiktok live

Brendan Kennelly; Begin

Derek Mahon; Everything is Going to Be Alright

Sinéad Morrissey; & Forgive Us Our Trespasses

Faisal Mohyuddin; Prayer (The Displaced Children of Displaced Children)

Pádraig Ó Tuama; How to Be Alone

Stephen James Smith; Dublin, You Are

Paula Meehan; Seed

Various reads

Seamus Heaney; At the Wellhead

https://youtu.be/uIBpT_rqUfA

Patrick Kavanagh; Peace

https://youtu.be/Iz1OXOFua4w

W. B. Yeats; He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven

https://youtu.be/e5pFwDvcIGA

W. B. Yeats; A Coat

https://youtu.be/e5pFwDvcIGA

Seamus Heaney; Miracle

https://x.com/seamusheaneyest/status/1253626839316279296?s=20 

[hildegardavon]

Oscar De Clerck, 1892-1968

Leda and the Swan, n/d, plaster bas-relief, 95x79 cm

Private Collection

[thissmycomingofage]

13 fave artists and 5 songs from those artists you suggest?

This is the kind of ask that will have me feel guilty in a week when I'll realise I forgot some of my faves lol. But ok, let's see.

Aurora :

Your blood

Earthly delights

Daydreamer

Runaway (I prefer the piano version to the original but they're all great)

Giving in to the love

Ashe :

Till Forever Falls apart

Dear Stranger,

Pull the plug

Shower with my clothes on

Fun While It Lasted

Paris Paloma :

Labour (you have to know labour, if you only listen to one song on this list it has to be labour)

Last woman on earth

Knitting song

Escape Pod

Boys, Bugs and men

But really, check her Cacophony album as a whole. It is soooo good, picking songs from it is impossible

Finneas :

Let's fall in love for the night

Can't wait to be dead

Sweet cherries

Only a lifetime

How it ends

AJR :

Maybe Man

2085

God is really real

Karma

Way Less sad

Noah Kahan :

Your needs, my needs (nobody ever recommends this song so I WILL because this is my absolute fave)

Young blood

Godlight

You're gonna go far

Everywhere, everything

(I feel so bad not putting any song from his cape elizabeth EP but this project is better experienced as a whole rather than one or two songs)

Maisie Peters :

Coming of age (ofc)

History of man

Neck of the wood

Funeral

I'm trying (not friends)

Karliene :

Evermore

My mother's daughter (from an EP about the story of Elizabeth I)

Anne Bonny

Cleopatra

Ghost Story

She also posts many covers on YouTube and has many concept albums, about Anne Bonny, the witch trials, Anne Boleyn, and many others. Basically I recommend her whole YouTube channel.

Hozier :

Butchered tongue

Swan upon Leda

Nina cried power

Be (Acoustic)

First light

This is purely self-indulgent, I'm pretty sure no Hozier fan would agree with those picks 😂

Olivia Rodrigo :

All-american bitch

The grudge

Pretty isn't pretty

Hope ur ok

Lacy

Chappell Roan :

Casual

Feminenomenon

Pink pony club

California

Kaleidoscope

Janani K. Jha :

Prophecies

The siege

Cut the cord

Slow burn

Polyxena

Raye :

Oscar winning tears.

Genesis.

Environment anxiety.

Ice cream man.

Worth it.

(There already are so many more artists I could name help🫠)

Most of them I think I already talked about on here and the songs I suggest are a mix of my favorites and an attempt to represent their discography.

[dragonmuse]

Tagged by @internerdionality to share the first lines of ten of my most recent fanfics! <3 I've only done the last six or so, otherwise we're going back a long ways.

Izzy Gets Reverse Big Banged Voyage Unknown, a small production full of unknowns, took streaming by storm last January. One small, beautiful set and ten actors almost entirely unknown except for leading man, Hugh Reuben (Traitor’s Canyon, Oscar-nominated for Vicious) captured the hearts of many.

A Candle in the Slush In the gray slushy days after New Year’s, Lucius kept up the fairy lights he’d hung in his apartment window for extra light. The world seemed turned against him. Puddles were stepped in, misunderstandings at work put him behind deadlines, and for three days in a row he forgot to buy more creamer, forced to drink his coffee black which always gave him heartburn.  

In an octopus' garden with you The thing about being madly, truly, dangerously in love was that it made you want to spread it around. Jim was pretty disgusted by this turn of events, having spent years evading such matchmaking with a dedication usually reserved for avoiding enemy fire.

Leda House Extras: Chapter 214: Me and You and the Lost The moon crested the night sky, nearly full, and the wind stirred through dead leaves, crackle crackle crackle. The air carried the promise of frost. Charlie crunched through them, walking down the middle of the road. The bottle that hung loosely from his fingers slosh slosh, occasionally the glass hit gently against his father’s ring, ting. 

The Tell-Tale Twat “There it is again,” Ed’s hand crept into Stede’s “It’s just the wind,” Stede kissed his shoulder. “Really, darling. The horrible moan increased, shivering through the house. “That’s the wind,” Ed said flatly. “A very aggressive breeze off the sea.”

She's Beauty, She's Grace, She'll Punch You in the Face “Come on, come on,” she muttered into the phone. “Pick up....” “J?” Dad’s voice came over the phone and she would cry if she did that sort of thing. “Where are you?” “I’m at the county lockup! Pop took me to dinner and he got pulled over for not using his turn signal and did you know he has an outstanding warrant?” “Oh my fucking god,” Dad said tiredly. “I did not know, but please imagine my surprised Pikachu face.”

I'll tag @napneeders @thetragicallynerdy and anyone else interested. It's early in the day, my brain is refusing to recall names.

[enicomputer]

Museus de São Paulo estarão abertos durante o carnaval

Museu do Futebol funcionará sábado, domingo e Quarta-Feira de Cinzas Elaine Patricia Cruz – Repórter da Agência Brasil Publicado em 01/03/2025 - 09:02 São Paulo Versão em áudio

Reprodução: © Rovena Rosa/Agencia Brasil A programação carnavalesca pela capital paulista é extensa, com desfile de escolas de samba no Anhembi e centenas de blocos agitando as ruas. Mas ela não é a única. Há também programação cultural para quem não quer ficar em casa no carnaval, mas deseja estar longe da folia.

Uma das programações será destinada aos cinéfilos que desejam aproveitar o domingo (2) para torcer pelo filme Ainda Estou Aqui no Oscar. Para agitar a torcida pelo filme - que foi indicado às categorias de melhor filme internacional, melhor filme e melhor atriz – alguns cinemas da capital, como o Belas Artes e o Reserva Cultural, estão optando por uma programação especial para acompanhar a cerimônia do Oscar, marcada para acontecer a partir das 21h . Também no domingo, o Cemitério do Araçá irá receber uma visita mediada do projeto Araçá e Suas Vozes, em homenagem à memória da ativista Eunice Paiva, que foi retratada no filme Ainda Estou Aqui e está enterrada neste local. Falecida em 13 de dezembro de 2018, Eunice Paiva foi esposa do deputado Rubens Paiva, político que foi assassinado por agentes do Estado durante a ditadura militar. A visita mediada acontece a partir das 10h Para quem prefere uma ida aos museus, o Museu do Futebol funcionará normalmente no sábado, domingo e na quarta-feira de cinzas. Já na terça-feira, o museu vai promover uma programação especial e gratuita, que está sendo chamada de Super Terça de Carnaval. Neste dia, o museu vai ter uma programação especial, com entrada gratuita e horário estendido. Na programação estão previstas oficinas de estandarte e até uma apresentação de bateria do time Santa Amélia e visita à mostra temporária Vozes da Várzea. Na segunda-feira, ele permanecerá fechado. O Museu da Língua Portuguesa também vai funcionar normalmente durante os dias de carnaval, com exceção de segunda-feira, quando ele fecha para manutenção. Quem visitar o museu poderá visitar a exposição principal, que destaca a diversidade da língua portuguesa falada no Brasil e em outras partes do mundo. Há ainda a mostra temporária Vidas em Cordel. Para o domingo, o museu preparou uma programação especial com jogos e brincadeiras, além de mediação de leitura.

Reprodução: Mostra Línguas Africanas  no Museu da Língua Portuguesa. Foto:  Rovena Rosa/Agência Brasil O Itaú Cultural abrirá normalmente no sábado e domingo, mas estará fechado na segunda e terça de carnaval. Nos dias em que estará aberto, a população poderá visitar a  exposição Ocupação Leda Maria Martins, exposição temporária sobre a poeta e intelectual, localizada no térreo. Também estarão abertas as exposições permanentes. Toda a programação do Itaú Cultural é gratuita. O Instituto Moreira Salles (IMS), também na Avenida Paulista, estará aberto ao público no sábado e no domingo, fechando na segunda e na terça-feira. Na quarta-feira (5) ele retoma a programação normal, mas a partir das 12h. Entre as exposições temporárias em cartaz no IMS está a mostra Zanele Muholi: Beleza Valente, que apresenta mais de 100 fotografias que colocam em foco a comunidade LGBTQIAPN+ sul-africana. O Museu da Imagem e do Som (MIS), que recentemente inaugurou uma mostra temporária sobre o artista Ney Matogrosso e outra sobre a Jovem Guarda, estará aberto todos os dias, com exceção de segunda-feira. O Museu do Ipiranga, por sua vez, estará aberto durante todo o carnaval, entre os dias 28 de fevereiro e 4 de março. Já na quarta-feira (5) ele estará fechado. Uma das exposições em cartaz no local é Onde Há Fumaça, com obras que destacam o processo de degradação ambiental e social ao longo do tempo.

Parques

Reprodução: Programação para quem quer passar os dias de carnaval em contato com a natureza Foto: Rovena Rosa/Agência Brasil Também haverá uma programação especial para quem passar os dias de carnaval em contato com a natureza. No Parque da Juventude, por exemplo, haverá oficinas de pinturas de máscara de carnaval entre os dias 28 de fevereiro e 3 de março, na Sala de Educação Ambiental. Já no Parque Ecológico do Tietê, será oferecida uma série de atividades voltadas para a educação ambiental durante os dias de folia, como confecção de confetes ecológicos e oficina de instrumentos musicais com materiais reciclados. No Parque Guarapiranga, haverá oficina de confetes de folhas no sábado (1º) e até um teatro de fantoches com samba-enredo do parque, que ocorrerá na terça-feira, a partir das 14h. Edição: Valéria Aguiar

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[agendaculturaldelima]

#Poesia

📖 “PUNTA NEGRA” 📜✒👊🔥

💥 Poesía, música, perfomance, venta e intercambio de libros frente al mar, además de Micrófono Libre, por si alguien se anima a leer. Venta de cervezas y comida.🗣 🎶 🎤 📖📕📚📕📒📓📘📗📙

👥 Poetas: Virginia Benavides, Indira Anampa, Eduardo Borjas, Gabriela Espinoza, Diego Lazarte, Katherine Estrada, Juan Ramón Carrasco, Fulgor Sedano, Pablo Salazar Calderón, Fabiola del Mar, Eberth Munarriz, Oscar Zemarti, Wilver Moreno, Leda Quintana, Ursula Alvarado, Alessandra Tenorio, Jaime Donato, Carolina O. Fernández, José Ramos (Pepe Cote) y Max Vega

© Organiza: Pablo Salazar-Calderón Galliani.

📌 RECITAL POETICO:

📆 Sábado 23 de Marzo

🕔 5:00pm.

🏫 Casa Barbieri (av. Las Gaviotas 685 - Punta Negra)

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Ingreso libre 

[yourlocalghoulette]

about me! 🌱🫀

heyaaa!

I'm Mimi! I'm 19 and I live in the not so beautiful midwest🙃 I'm a farm girlie and I have two horses, two cats and a dog<3 almost all of the horses in my Joel fics are horses I own now/previously owned! I love drawing and I just started writing fics....

im a musician and songwriterrrr :0 I play electric/acoustic/bass guitar, cello, drums, ukulele, mandolin, banjo, piano, cajon, and I sing! I also love recording and producing my own music and I will be on Spotify soon!

I'm in like five million fandoms including~ The Last of Us ITSV/ATSV Pedro Pascal Oscar Isaac Narcos Triple Frontier Scenes from a Marriage thats just a few lmao

music is literally my life! here's my favorite artists + fav songs-

Hozier-

Angel of Small Death and the Codeine Scene Nobody To Noise Making (Sing) Abstract Swan Upon Leda (makes me cry every time) Jackie and Wilson Cherry Wine

And also literally every hozier song ever made bc this man cannot not make a banger

Noah Kahan-

Dial Drunk Paul Revere (w. Gregory Alan Isakov) Stick Season Forever Fear of Water Northern Attitude (w. Hozier)

Gregory Alan Isakov-

Second Chances The Fall Watchman Before the Sun The Stable Song San Luis No Surprises Dandelion Wine

Lord Huron-

Love Like Ghosts Meet Me in the Woods She Lit a Fire The Night We Met

PLEASE message me if you wanna talk about anything fandom related or just anything!!

[petit-atelier-de-poesie]

Leda et le cygne.

Série « Les amours des dieux ». 2022

Photographe : Mathilde Oscar

[edicioneskudelka]

[knightscanfeeltoo]

Miquella Hanging Out with Oscar while Malenia is keep Paranoid Knightess Leda in Place...

(Probably because Knight Leda think All the People who wants to be with Miquella are Secretly Creepos with wants to get Close to a Child-Like Deity even though Oscar of Astora is Not One of Them...)

[salmonellaandcheese]

Image ID under read more (I know its bad accessibility but she's longer than "do you like the colour of the sky"). font standard but includes bullet points

Image ID:

Five screenshots of white text on black background, blue text for all links.

Hozier reading list

Literary references in Hozier music

Alighieri, Dante; Divine Comedy or Inferno

The story of Francesca da Rimini as told in canto V inspired the song Francesca.

The album Unreal Unearth is arranged as a journey through nine circles of hell as they are described in the Inferno part of the Divine Comedy.

O'Brien, Flann; the Third Policeman

The character of de Selby in the Third Policeman inspired the songs de Selby part 1 and 2.

Mack, dr. Katie

Astrophysicist dr. Katie Mack is mentioned by name in the song No Plan. A quote from the song is used in her book The End of Everything (Astrophysically speaking)

Neruda, Pablo, Sonnet XVII

The song de Selby (part 2) takes some inspiration from this poem.

Ovid, Metamorphoses

The story of Icarus is mentioned in the song Sunlight and inspired the song I, Carrion (Icarian).

The story of Orpheus and Eurydice is mentioned in the song Talk.

Swift, Jonathan; A Modest Proposal

Inspiration for the song Eat Your Young.

Yeats, W. B.; The Second Coming

The line "To Bethlehem it slouched" in the song NFWMB is almost directly copied from this poem.

Yeats, W. B.; Leda and the Swan

Inspiration for the song Swan Upon Leda

Books recommended/mentioned by Hozier

Amis, Martin; The Zone of Interest

(Source?)

Beckett, Samuel; Not I

Hozier joked the album Unreal Unearth would contain four tracks, two of them being recordings of him reading this play with his mouth full of marshmallows.

The cover art of Unreal Unearth is said to reference this play.

Bukowski, Charles

Mentioned as a teenage favorite (https://youtu.be/e5pFwDvc|GA)

Ó Cadhain, Máirtín; Graveyard Clay (Cré Na Cille)

(Source?)

Eliot, T. S.

https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-here-eden-bring-us-his-gospel

Heaney, Marie; Over Nine Waves, a Book of Irish Legends

(Source? Mentioned on social media?)

Heaney, Seamus

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/music/hozier-why-seamus-heaney-s-last-words-mean-so-much-to-me-1.3797926

Joyce, James; A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

Mentioned as an inspiration for Hoziers first EP and the self-titled first album. (https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-her e-eden-bring-us-his-gospel)

Kierkegaard, Soren; The Sickness unto Death

(Source?)

Orwell, George; 1984

https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-here-eden-bring-us-his-gospel/

Rubin, Rick; The Creative Act

(Source? Mentioned in an interview/podcast?)

Salinger, J. D.; Catcher in the Rye

https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-here-eden-bring-us-his-gospel/

Wilde, Oscar

https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-hereeden-bring-us-his-gospel/

Yeats, W. B.

https://www.thedailymeal.com/irish-born-musician-hozier-slithered-hereeden-bring us-his-gospel/

Poetry/stories read by Hozier in livestreams/videos (and the books he read them from)

3 July 2020 Instagram live

Seamus Heaney; Postscript (the Spirit Level)

Seamus Heaney; A Kite for Michael and Christopher (Station Island)

W. B. Yeats; No Second Troy (W. B. Yeats Poems selected by Seamus Heaney)

W. B. Yeats; To a Friend Whose Work Has Come to Nothing (W. B. Yeats Poems selected by Seamus Heaney)

Ovid, Daedalus and Icarus (Metamorphoses, translated by David Raeburn, penguin classics)

Sinéad Morrissey; & Forgive Us Our Trespasses (Being Human edited by Neil Astley)

Also mentioned; Staying Alive edited by Neil Astley

Seen on the table; Fear Not by Stephen James Smith

10 July 2020 Instagram live

Seamus Heaney; HÖFN (District & Circle)

Seamus Heaney; District & Circle (District & Circle)

Stephen Dunn; Sadness Stephen Dunn; Sweetness

Ovid; Orpheus and Eurydice (Metamorphoses, translated by David Raeburn, penguin classics)

T. S. Eliot; The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock (Collected Poems 1909-1962)

Brendan Kennelly; Begin

17 July 2020 Instagram live

Ezra Pound; And the Days Are Not Full Enough

Wilfred Owen; Futility

James Joyce; A Flower Given to My Daughter

Pablo Neruda; Keeping Quiet

Langston Hughes; 1, Too

Imtiaz Dharker; They'll Say She Must Be From Another Country

W. B. Yeats; When You Are Old

Stephen James Smith; On the Bus (Fear Not)

Seamus Heaney; Saint Kevin and the Blackbird

Seamus Heaney; Sweeney Praises the Trees (Sweeney Astray)

Maya Angelou; Touched by an Angel

Garrison Keillor; Supper

Pablo Neruda; Sonnet XCIV (If | Die) (100 Love Sonnets, translated by Stephen Tapscott)

T. S. Eliot; Ash Wednesday (Collected Poems 1909-1962)

Ovid, the Four Ages (Metamorphoses, translated by David Raeburn, penguin classics)

Also mentioned; Ireland, My Ireland by Stephen James Smith

25 July 2020 Instagram live

Anne Stevenson; The Spirit is Too Blunt an Instrument

Katie Mack; The Slow Fade to Black (the End of Everything, Astrophysically Speaking)

Pablo Neruda; Sonnet XVII (100 Love Sonnets, translated by Stephen Tapscott)

Kahlil Gibran; On Love (the Prophet)

Sharon Olds; True Love

Rita Ann Higgins; The Did-You-Come-Yets of the Western World

7 August 2020 Instagram live

James Joyce; Araby (Dubliners)

Also mentioned A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce

17 march 2021 Tiktok live

Brendan Kennelly; Begin

Derek Mahon; Everything is Going to Be Alright

Sinéad Morrissey; & Forgive Us Our Trespasses

Faisal Mohyuddin; Prayer (The Displaced Children of Displaced Children)

Pádraig Ó Tuama; How to Be Alone

Stephen James Smith; Dublin, You Are

Paula Meehan; Seed

Various reads

Seamus Heaney; At the Wellhead

https://youtu.be/ulBpTrqUfA

Patrick Kavanagh; Peace

https://youtu.be/lz10XOFua4w

W. B. Yeats; He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven

https://youtu.be/e5pFwDvc/GA

W. B. Yeats; A Coat

https://youtu.be/e5pFwDvc/GA

So I made a Hozier reading list...

This is what I have so far.

For some books I'm still missing sources, and I know it's not complete or ✨️Aesthetic✨️. But if there is anything that you think should be on there, let me know.

[madeline-kahn]

@pscentral​ mini event: get to know the members

Jessie Buckley as Leda in The Lost Daughter oscar nominee for best supporting actress

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8 TV SHOWS

Thank you heaps for the tag, @pursuitseternal 🥰❤️😘

Rules: list eight TV shows for your followers to get to know you better

In no particular order…

1. The Rings of Power

The surprise hyper fixation I really didn’t expect, all thanks to this sexy dork:

2. Buffy the Vampire Slayer

My so far undisputed favourite TV show of all time. I grew up with it and to this day it still brings me joy.

3. Angel

Because you can’t love Buffy and not Angel. It’s absolutely incredible and deserves more love!

4. Firefly

Oh my dear sweet Firefly… the tragedy. But what we got was absolutely fantastic.

5. Stargate SG-1

Another childhood favourite that took a pandemic for me to sit down and binge the whole thing. Another unexpected hyper fixation. And it was beautiful.

6. Loki

My first villain obsession gets his own show and it did not disappoint! Bring on season two!!

7. Moon Knight

And before Charlie Vickers came along, I was very much down the Oscar Isaac rabbit hole thanks to this amazing series!

8. Orphan Black

Speaking of actors playing different versions of themselves, I HIGHLY recommend people see Tatiana Maslany’s Emmy winning performance as the Leda clones in this freaking awesome show!

Tagging, no pressure of course: @denzit @gil-galadhwen @heronamedhawks @imjustsuperweird @coraleethroughthelookingglass @somebirdortheother @helenvader @honeyfarts666 @hikarielizabethbloom @rebelrebelwrites @restless-tides

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