#booklr

[the-book-ferret]

I like big books and I cannot lie!

[juneacademia]

I’m always fascinated by society’s obsession with tragedy.

[why-the-heck-not]

19.09.23, tuesday

tired !! but nOT SLEEPY damnit

things done today:

2h lecture

4h of coding

[a-book-scarfing-goblin]

I could spend all day reading or I could spend all day deciding what to read and never actually read

[old-school-romantics]

Aldous Huxley

[kafkas-letter]

[shisasan]

September 21, 1928 Journals of Anais Nin 1927-1931 [volume 4]

[punksp1rt]

[embeccy]

“I want to go home, I want to go home, but what I mean, what I'm grasping for, is not a place, it's a feeling.”

- Julie Buntin

[skrutskie]

THE SALVATION GAMBIT is out in ONE WEEK!

I commissioned this incredible art of Fitz and Murdock from @anaeolist, whose work I have been a fan of for literally ten years, and they absolutely crushed it. 🥰

[un-----made]

[natreads]

How I spent some of my birthday!

[the-book-ferret]

A Prayer for Vengeance

[mostlyghostie]

My new print arrived- I do love seeing something I’ve drawn printed so well.

Instagram / Shop

[why-the-heck-not]

20.09.23, wednesday

wasn’t very productive, got too overwhelmed by the never-ending to-do list

things done today:

2h of coding

gym workout

grocery store

went to pick up my book order (my favorite author’s last book ever; feeling very bittersweet)

[therefugeofbooks]

A few years ago, I was really into reading classical dystopian novels, and I liked Fahrenheit 451 a lot. Recently, with all the talk of book banning, I decided to revisit this book. While it was still an enjoyable read, I have to admit that it didn't quite live up to my memory of it.