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Bought 2 large zucchinis at the grocery store!! Life is worth living

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any incest in brothers karamazov?

For those with eyes to see it

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"Reading books about sexual violence/necrophilia/incest & then going to work and having customers ask me if I’ve read anything good recently……like yes I have but I can’t tell you what it isv"

name of the book please please please? <3

I was talking about Child of God by Cormac McCarthy in this post!! But I’d also recommend these books if those are the vibes your looking for:

Exquisite Corpse by Poppy Z. Brite

The Dumb House by John Burnside

Story of the Eye by Georges Bataille

Funeral Rites by Jean Genet

Flowers in the Attic by V. C. Andrews

I’m not done yet but I would also really recommend Justine by Marquis de Sade

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Oh fuck!! Did you guys know that Marquis de Sade was problematic?? I had no idea. 🤷

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I need to put a leash on him asap

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Justine, Marquis de Sade

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Reading slump over!!!!!

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Bumping this in the club 💃

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i read "it lasts forever and then it's over" earlier this year after seeing your posts about it, and i've been haunted by it ever since. do you have any recommendations off the cuff for anything similar, whether in style or just good books about grief? thank you for sharing so many good quotes, it kind of helped get me back into reading late last year. (':

Hello! I’m so glad you loved it too!! I think based on the vibes and subject matter I would recommend Grief is the Thing with Feathers by Max Porter!! It’s a really incredible book and I think about it all the time!! Straying further from that I really enjoyed the way that grief was discussed in Ransom by David Malouf - it’s a retelling of books 22 to 24 in the Iliad!

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Untitled (The Human Skeleton), Ana Mendieta, 1972 & 1973

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Reading books about sexual violence/necrophilia/incest & then going to work and having customers ask me if I’ve read anything good recently……like yes I have but I can’t tell you what it is

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how it feels

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Finished my book & now I’m just in bed trying to fall asleep but I can’t stop thinking about it

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Joan Tierney

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C.F.A. Voysey, Dulek carpet, ca. 1920. Hand-knotted wool.

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