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[fairy-lovelace]

2024;

read this year;

books;

— macbeth by william shakespeare — the woman destroyed by simone de beauvoir — twin saplings by ichirō ōkouchi — verdant hopes by ichirō ōkouchi — the wicked king (spanish story) — figuring catholicism: an ethnohistory of the santo niño de cebu by julius j. bautista — julius caesar by william shakespeare — a dialogue among clever people by leo tolstoy — a very old man with enormous wings by gabriel garcia marquez — the blind man by guy de maupassant — the beauty of the husband by anne carson — house of memory by resil b. mojares — some people need killing by patricia evangelista — rizal without the overcoat by ambeth ocampo — my year of rest and relaxation by ottessa moshfegh

poems;

— a wounded deer leaps highest by emily dickinson — a precious, mouldering pleasure ['tis] by emily dickinson — to fight aloud is very brave by emily dickinson — the brain within its groove by emily dickinson — i'm nobody! who are you? by emily dickinson — i can wade grief by emily dickinson — i like to see it lap the miles by emily dickinson — is heaven a physician? by emily dickinson — i took my power in my hand by emily dickinson — thou shalt not die by yosano akiko — let's shave my skull by nakahara chūya — history student falls in love with astrophysics student by keaton st. james — the judgement of paris by david lehman — sonnet xvii by pablo neruda — maria clara by jose rizal — 'tis little i could care for pearls by emily dickinson — a toad can die of light! by emily dickinson

graphic novels;

N/A

essays and articles;

— wither the roses of yesteryears: an exploratory look into the lives of moro women during the colonial period by carmen a. abubakar — filipino women and political engagement by belinda a. aquino — loving myself means loving my mother by ismatu gwendolyn — you’ve been traumatized into hating reading (and it makes you easier to oppress). by ismatu gwendolyn — holy disorders by hilary mantel — 'fearless, stoic and attractive': a history of the state-sanctioned russian woman by maeve shearlaw​ — how to be a slut by tara ison — tiktok's hyperfemininity isn't a trend— it's a movement by caroline reilly — “it's all about what makes you feel good”: billie eilish on new music, power dynamics and her internet-breaking transformation by laura snapes — britney spears, teen queen by steven daly — the sexist 'girl to woman' narrative placed on female celebrities needs to stop by chloe laws — why it is no longer cool to be a crazy rich asian in china by waiyee yip — who runs the world? not teen girls by constance grady — a mother's exchange for her daughter's future by jiayang fan — the women of ilocos in the revolutionary era by digna balangue apilado — salud algabre, revolutionary by thelma b. kintanar and carina c. david (interview by isagani r. medina) — on the pleasures of hand-writing letters you'll never send by anandi mishra — childhood reimagined: the memoirs of ōgai's children by tomoko aoyama — 'i log into a torture chamber each day’: the strain of moderating social media by deepa parent and katie mcque — akiko goes to paris: the european poems by janine beichman — how did journalism become the it-career for rom-com protagonists? by emma specter — from scoop to civil war: why is it so hard to portray journalism on screen? by adrian horton — ‘i’m not humble. i expect miracles’: why violinist patricia kopatchinskaja wants to blow you out of your seat by erica jeal — from taylor to ariana, pop's overreliance on gossip is choking the life out of it by laura snapes — lucia di lammermoor review – a vocally breathtaking, disturbing to witness descent into madness by martin kettle — theater review: ‘rak of aegis’ is joyful storm of humor and music by jenny ortuoste — what's your name girl? by maya angelou — be ‘evangelized,’ not just ‘sacramentalized’ in quincentennial of christianity – archbishop tirona on businessmirror — white witchery by elissa washuta — are we heading towards world war 3? on the week — julius caesar: a modern perspective by coppélia kahn — typing monkey would be unable to produce 'hamlet' within the lifetime of the universe, study finds by university of technology, sydney — a room of one's own by virginia woolf — i need a hero: luigi mangione and the age of the antihero by maggie traxler — what is a hot girl book and why is everyone talking about them? by samantha leach

[fairy-lovelace]

2023;

read this year;

books;

— of mice and men by john steinbeck — come close by sappho — galatea by madeline miller — o-gin by akutagawa ryūnosuke — antigone by sophocles — shakuntala by khalidasa — a little incident by lu hsun — the crane by hwang sun-won — fountains in the rain by mishima yukio — the abandoned village by hassan blasim — karma by khushwant singh — things fall apart by chinua achebe — the father (singaporean story) — twilight in jakarta by mochtar lubis

poems;

— labor pains by yosano akiko — a bone by nakahara chūya — sad morning by nakahara chūya — self-destruction by nakahara chūya — exhaustion by nakahara chūya — to the hour of death by nakahara chūya — half my life by nakahara chūya — finale by nakahara chūya — the eve of st. agnes by john keats — la belle dame sans merci by john keats — lamia by john keats — ode to psyche by john keats — ode to a grecian urn by john keats — a litany for survival by audre lorde — to emilia viviani by percy shelley — time by percy shelley — to— by percy shelley — to mary wollenstonecraft godwin by percy shelley — the rooster and the fox by jean de la fontaine — the passionate shepherd to his love by christopher marlowe — the nymph's reply to the shepherd by walter raleigh — beowulf — pamana by jose corazon de jesus — the road not taken by robert frost — one art by elizabeth bishop

graphic novels;

N/A

[fairy-lovelace]

2022;

read this year;

books;

— the great gatsby by f. scott fitzgerald — first term at malory towers by enid blyton — second form at malory towers by enid blyton — third year at malory towers by enid blyton — upper fourth at malory towers by enid blyton — in the fifth at malory towers by enid blyton — last term by enid blyton — jane eyre by charlotte brontë — the atlas six by olivie blake — daughter of the deep by rick riordan — the glass town game by catherynne m. valente — six of crows by leigh bardugo — sweet bean paste by sukegawa durian — antagonick by anne carson — the song of achilles by madeline miller — one last stop by casey mcquiston — the tenant of wildfell hall by anne brontë — the merchant of venice by william shakespeare — her royal highness by rachel hawkins — dekada '70 by lualhati bautista — anna and the french kiss by stephanie perkins — aphorisms on love and hate by friedrich nietzsche — florante at laura by francisco balagtas — royal diaries: anastasia, the last grand duchess by carolyn meyer — diary of a mad old man by tanizaki jun'ichirō — in a grove by akutagawa ryūnosuke — death register by akutagawa ryūnosuke — the life of a stupid man by akutagawa ryūnosuke — japanese tales of mystery and imagination by edogawa rampo

poems;

— abaude with burning city by ocean vuong — ozymandias by percy shelley — les roses de saâdi by marceline desbordes-valmore — the river merchant's wife: a letter by li po — moonlit night by tu fu — fish shop by matsuo bashō — prayer for the hungry by willibrordus surendra broto — mokkye market by shin kyong-nim — this soiled sorrow by nakahara chūya — ariettes oubliees by paul verlaine — a une femme by paul verlaine — a quoi bon dire by charlotte mew — un grand sommeil noir by paul verlaine — caling the spirit by kim sowol — marina by t.s. elliott — o saisons, o chateaux by arthur rimbaud

graphic novels;

— on a sunbeam by tillie walden — les miserables (manga classics) by victor hugo, tszmei lee