#davidmitchell

[givevaluefirst]

https://davidmitchell1977.systeme.io/givevaluewithtumble.

Hey Tumblr fam! 👋

I recently stumbled upon an amazing resource that I think you all will absolutely love! It's called "Give Value with Tumble" by David Mitchell. If you're someone who wants to make a positive impact and create meaningful connections through your Tumblr presence, this is definitely for you.

"Give Value with Tumble" is a comprehensive guide that teaches you practical strategies and tips to enhance your Tumblr experience. Whether you're a blogger, an artist, or simply someone who enjoys sharing their thoughts and talents, this resource is packed with valuable insights.

David Mitchell, the creator of "Give Value with Tumble," is a seasoned Tumblr user himself, so you can trust that his advice comes from firsthand experience. With his guidance, you'll learn how to sharpen your content creation skills, engage with your audience effectively, and ultimately contribute more value to the Tumblr community.

What sets this guide apart is its focus on building genuine connections. "Give Value with Tumble" goes beyond the surface-level tactics and dives deep into cultivating authenticity in your interactions. It encourages meaningful conversations and encourages you to foster a supportive community that uplifts one another.

Whether you're new to Tumblr or a seasoned user, "Give Value with Tumble" is a fantastic resource to help you level up your Tumblr game. So, if you're ready to boost your impact, create valuable connections, and make a difference in the Tumblr world, I highly recommend checking out David Mitchell's "Give Value with Tumble" here:

Let's all come together and make Tumblr an even more incredible place! 🌟

[lifeissoon]

#davidmitchell for me :)

I love when you find an author who just has a good flavor to their writing. It could be the way they handle characters, the way they use certain tropes or themes, even the specific lilt of their words. Its familiar and comforting and carries across different stories, like coming back to a place of comfort and recognizing the furniture.

[bibliobethblog]

Hello everyone and happy #stacksaturday today I’m continuing the #authornamestack challenge which I was inspired to do by the gorgeous Kelly over at @smeets_x How many authors with Dave or David as their first name do you have on your shelves? At Night All Blood Is Black - David Diop The Guest House - David Mark Me Talk Pretty One Day - David Sedaris Sweet Sorrow - David Nicholls The Girl Who Takes An Eye For An Eye - David Lagercrantz The Trials Of Life - David Attenborough Birthright - David Hingley Utopia Avenue - David Mitchell All these are still on my TBR and I’m particularly excited about the Mitchell and the Attenborough 😍 Have a great weekend everyone! 🤗😘 #bookstagramuk #atnightallbloodisblack #daviddiop #theguesthouse #davidmark #metalkprettyoneday #davidsedaris #sweetsorrow #davidnicholls #thegirlwhotakesaneyeforaneye #davidlagercrantz #thetrialsoflife #davidattenborough #birthright #davidhingley #utopiaavenue #davidmitchell #booksimexcitedabout #booksonmytbrshelf https://www.instagram.com/p/CmR2mfxrAov/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[robyn-weightman]

It's October!

Do you have a spooky reading/film list?

[elizapdushku]

The Cleaner (2021-present) #thecleaner #gregdavies #helenabonhamcarter #davidmitchell #ruthmadeley #stephaniecole #laytonwilliams #johartley #shobukapoor #zitasattar #georgieglen #donaldsumpter #tvtuesdays #tvtuesday #tvilove #favouritetvseries https://www.instagram.com/p/CgiPBFMDyWU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[adamwatchesmovies]

Cloud Atlas (2012)

I'd much rather see an ambitious film than a safe one. If it doesn't all work, Cloud Atlas takes so many risks you have to admire it.

The film is divided into many storylines with key actors playing multiple roles. In one story, Tom Hanks might be a kind reporter, in another a sleazy, money-grubbing apothecary. Hugo Weaving plays a woman overseeing a nursing home and later, a demonic force in a post-apocalyptic future. Halle Berry is seen as a journalist in 1973, an Asian scientist, and an Indian party guest. Everyone plays different genders, ages, and ethnicities in a tale that explores how people’s actions in the past affect those of the future.

Directors Lana Wachowski, Tom Tykwer, and Lilly Wachowski have made a lot of bold moves with this picture. First, it follows dozens of characters and storylines that aren't connected in obvious ways. A book or movie mentioned in one story might be referenced as inspiration for the actions of another character. Blink and often, you’ll miss it. Next, the idea of reincarnation (a complex one) is made visual by having actors and actresses play multiple roles. Often it’s very convincing thanks to extensive makeup. You won't even realize this person played that certain background role until you read the end credits. There are also times when it isn’t quite seamless (It appears to be much easier to make a white person look like they’re from Seoul than a black woman appear white) but I applaud the effort. One of the best stories is set in a post-disaster, post-apocalyptic world. It's clear the language they speak evolved from English so you can catch bits and pieces of what they’re saying and get a sense of what’s going on, but there are no subtitles and no one "translates" for you.

Cloud Atlas is more than a technical curiosity or an experiment. It's a series of compelling stories. Each could’ve been its own movie. Put together like this, they make a symphony that's a joy to make sense of. This is a thinking person’s movie. The way these stories are connected is not obvious. The way they’ll conclude is not predictable and, in some cases do not end happily ever after. It’s long, but that running time allows you to immerse yourself in the story. By the time you get to the end, you’ve forgotten what was at the very beginning, making it feel like a circle of birth and rebirth that needs to be seen multiple times to be truly understood.

I can’t wait to see what filmmakers and storytellers Cloud Atlas will inspire in 15 or 20 years. Who will be inspired by the brave choices in Cloud Atlas, what ideas and techniques will they make their own? It’s a bit uneven. The tone between the retirement home story varies so much from the horrors of future Seoul that you'll suffer from whiplash. If you’re a fan of cinema or just want to see something different, you owe it to yourself to check it out. Even if it ultimately isn’t the type of film you fall in love with, you’ll hold Cloud Atlas close to your heart for the way it goes all-out. (Theatrical version on DVD, February 3, 2017)

[indieephemera]

Flying Nun Records 1993 calendar featuring the month of October as illustrated and designed by David Mitchell of The 3Ds, Goblin Mix, the Magick Heads, Plagal Grind, Chug and the Exploding Budgies.

Here’s an appropriately spooky (and actually kind of disturbing) October illustration from musician and artist David Mitchell. I listed most of his bands in the caption because a) relative to other bands in the Flying Nun stable, they are not well-known enough, and b) I love them all!

[thewhimsybookworm]

"Books don't offer real escape, but they can stop a mind scratching itself raw." ~David Mitchell, Cloud Atlas. True. True. True. . . . #booksbooksbooks #davidmitchell #cloudatlas #booksmakemehappy #moodygrams #booksandplants #bibliophile #reader #plants #nothingisordinary #quoteoftheday #quotes #mood #quietplace #quietthechaos #indiapictures (at West Bengal) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ04O3jp06A/?utm_medium=tumblr

[bajolapluma]

"My vida no es nada más que una gota en un océano sin límites. Pero que es un océano, si no una multitud de gotas" #Frases #CloudAtlas #DavidMitchell #libros #Libro #Librostagram #Bookstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/B7cUXyrg9tY/?igshid=1ohixe6b6eckg

[spotlitstranger]

Day Two- Cloud Atlas, by David Mitchell

Six different stories that build on each other, stopping at their pinnacle, and starting the next story until they converge with the final story, then each story falling back in on the previous story. As hard as it is to explain, it's just as hard to read but once you figure out the skeleton on the story, it's one of the most beautiful novels I've ever read. Each story is written in the dialect of its time, the final story being set in a prehistoric future where a variant pidgen of English is spoken.

This story showed me what good writing and good planning could be, that sometimes knowing the skeleton of your story ahead of time could lead to something that means so much more than you could have anticipated. I still love writing, even though I don't do it nearly as much as I used to, and books like this are why I love doing it.

[davidamacylee]

🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐(4/5) . Six lives, connected by an unseen thread, cross the world like clouds cross the sky. Each story interrupted by the following story halfway through, and returned to in reverse order like Russian dolls nested within one another. This book is one of my very favorites to read, so while I did enjoy listening to this production which used six different fantastic voice actors to tell the story, I give it four out of five stars and recommend reading the book itself-I think that medium lends itself to the epic pace of the story a little better. (On a somewhat related note, I wanted to give this audiobook a 0/5 star rating for using the artwork from the film, which somehow manages to take an all-star cast and a truly original story and turn it into one of the worst film adaptations I’ve ever seen.) . 🎧listened to in #audiobook format with the #Libby app🎧 . #DavidMitchell #sciencefiction #scifi #historicalfiction #fiction #reincarnation #music #mystery #philosophy #cloudatlas #bookstagram #booksireadin2019 #readinglist2019 #_bookshelf2019_ #bookrecommendation https://www.instagram.com/p/B2KTvIxJlQJ/?igshid=nwzl0k5bw8ww

[imgonnahavealittlecry]

going on the david mitchell tag is wild bc i get sarcastic comments mixed with inspirational quotes/photography

[robyn-weightman]

Obsessed with the first flowers of Spring

[segese]

Zaten parça parça kurgusu olan kitabı bölük pörçük zamanlarda okuyunca okuduğumdan hiçbir şey anlamadımnve hiç sevmedim. Filmini de uzun bir süre sonra meraktan izleyince “Aa, evet bunu da hatırlıyorum” diyerek puzzle parçalarını birleştirir gibi kitabın kurgusunu anlamaya çalıştım💆🏻‍♀️ Kitaba acaba haksızlık mı yaptım diye düşünsem de tekrar okumayı asla göze alamadığım bir kitap🌚 . . . #bulutatlası #cloudatlas #davidmitchell #doğankitap #kitap #book #bookstagram #okumahalleri https://www.instagram.com/segese/p/Bq0GyxWFheD/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1x0rluekbw4op

[sebkomorowski]

Dream Number Nine by David Mitchell. My comic interpreation.

[book-quotes-world]

"My life amounts to no more than one drop in a limitless ocean. Yet what is any ocean, but a multitude of drops?" -Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell Get this book 📚 - https://amzn.to/3zJzTWG #booklover #books #booksquoteqworld #booknerd #bookstagram #bookquote #bookquotes #quotefrombook #quote #quotesoftheday #quotesdaily #quotestagram #quoteoftheday #quotes #ocean #drop #lifequotes #life #cloudatlas #davidmitchell https://www.instagram.com/p/CfBnKLDL50h/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=