I think one of the biggest things I enjoy about your particular theories is that you're almost always bringing contextual evidence to back it up. You're referencing the themes, referencing the patterns, referencing the book itself to prove your ideas. It's like if someone has in an AP English club, like writing papers for fun, and that's what really elevates this shit.
thank you this is extremely sweet. it is just how i was taught so i cant do it in any other way. it was hammered into my head pretty hard, and i do notice fandom not really following the “rules” of literary analysis, which is fine. but like i feel a need to structure my analysis and use quotes the way i do, also i do like to focus on literary devices + always look at the text holistically. i am insufferably lit brained sadly it was my fave class in high school. i also just love finding and dissecting patterns so so much and george is obsessed with writing them so
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greetings brainrot series curator, "Glad You Came" (specifically the We Came As Romans version) is sounding very aziracrow rn
A truly chaotic choice. Lethal brainrot. Also, specifying an emo club mix? Inspired, I love it.
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Me for years: I think anthro art is neat, but I don't really consider myself a furry because I've never found an animal that makes me go "that's me, that's my fursona."
My brain yesterday out of nowhere: Hey, what if your fursona was a transgirl Pikachu, with the square shaped tail that male Pikachu have to highlight that she's specifically a transgirl.
Me:
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i read a total of 12 books (36% of my yearly goal). i did not finish the girl on the velvet swing: sex, murder, and madness at the dawn of the twentieth century by simon baatz [explanation]. my favourite was a little devil in america: notes in praise of black performance by hanif abdurraqib and my least favourite was manhunt by gretchen felker-martin.
full breakdown of star ratings and reviews under the cut 🖊📚
four treasures of the sky by jenny tingui zhang
3⭐ [historical] [review]
a will to kill (harith athreya #1) by r.v. raman
2.25⭐ [mystery] [review]
young man with a horn by dorothy baker
3.25⭐ [classics] [review]
dark archives: a librarian's investigation into the science and history of books bound in human skin by megan rosenbloom
2.75⭐ [history, science] [review]
nona the ninth (locked tomb #3) by tamsyn muir
3⭐ [space fantasy, queer] [review]
totempole by sanford friedman
3.25⭐ [classics, queer] [review]
a little devil in america: notes in praise of black performance by hanif abdurraqib
5⭐ [essays, art] [review]
the master key by masako togawa (tr. simon grove)
2⭐ [crime, classics] [review]
olivia by dorothy strachey
3.5⭐[classics, queer] [review]
manhunt by gretchen felker-martin
1.75⭐ [horror, queer] [review]
in the vanisher's palace by aliette de bodard
2.75⭐ [fantasy, queer, romance] [review]
jonny appleseed by joshua whitehead
4⭐[contemporary, queer] [review]
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luv to write a final essay that is barely related to the class like hellooooo professor here is an 8 pg draft of my paper doing a reading of one of the provided texts using a framework that is not really related to anything we've discussed. unfortunately you didnt feed me any post-colonial theory so i got BORED and made some myself. also sorry im still so bad at indirect vs direct object pronouns. now give me 100% grade please and thanku.
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I'm finally able to listen to the new Fall Out Boy lyrics and BOY HOWDY was I not ready to be bodied by, "I'm pretty sure as humans go/I'm a hard, hard pill to swallow/And I know I'm not your intended dose."
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