finished rereading The Haunting of Hill House, and it really is remarkable; i love how every time i read it, it hits me a little different. one of greatest novels ever written about loneliness, i think.
Deus abençoes todos os mangas manhuas manhwas novels que eu gosto serotonina pura
instead of comic, *several novels the novels have been a thing for at least 10yrs, wrote one eons ago but never discussed it publicly. I've been more open abt the one I'm writing now. [but unwilling to divulge any details]
Did you ever read any Lloyd Alexander novels?
I commissioned some nsfw illustrations based on my monster romance novels and the final art just came in… 👀😳🥵 Happy birthday to me 😂 #monsterromance#monsterart#monsterfucker
ALT: James Mcavoy Sweating GIF
I've read all the murderbot novels twice now, and I remember none of the titles. They're "murderbot vol 1-7" in my mental index...
I read all of Dostoevsky's works as Russian literature was my minor. I was profoundly affected by "Crime and Punishment." His novels are full of despair for sure, but there's also redemption...a little sunshine in the rain.
Look at some point we’re going to have to recognize that we may have overcorrected and allow marginalized characters to be evil again bc I am tired of reading mystery novels with exactly one cishet white character placed in the cast to be the killer…. it is ruining the art of suspense!!
But they're always depicted as 'escaping'. Why can't working class stories just be about working class lives?
just came across this lovely little review of GOSPEL THRILLERS in *Choice*! many thanks to Leonard Greenspoon of Creighton! "An invaluable and unusually accessible book for readers at all levels."
