Psst hey!! Over here!
Fic writers and original story writers are the same!
Writing fanfics doesn't make you any less of a writer!
Yall are just gatekeepers. Stop being assholes. There's room for everyone!
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Flowery Bookish Asks
💐 What book aesthetic color do you love most?
🌷 What is the oldest book you’ve read (whether that’s the oldest copy you have OR the oldest publication)
🌹 What live author would you invite over for tea?
🥀 What deceased author would you invite for tea?
🪻 Do you have less than or more than 200 books in your possession?
🪷 Have you ever pressed plants/flowers in your books? Would you ever try it?
🌺 What’s the prettiest book you own?
🌸 What season do you like reading in the most?
🌼 What is the next book on your TBR?
🌻 What’s the longest book you’ve read?
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day 35/100 days of productivity
slept in because I was super tired
morning tea & french poetry
journaling
working on a new poetry project
did a short book-shoot
did the dishes
laundry
cleaned the kitchen
cooked dinner
got some fresh air
packed my stuff for a two-day-trip with my friend
exhausted - nervous - but also kind okay with it.
missing some people terribly.
🎧 LP / Mahmood / Sufja Stevens / Sopico
📖 Because You Died, Vera Brittain
bisous
xx
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QUICKBORN by Klaus Groth (Berlin: Freund, 1891) // (Kiel: Lipsius & Tischer, 1892). Cover design by M. Baumbach.
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thrifted bookish finds 19/feb/24
I took these pictures myself. Some of these books are old, some were just poorly handled over the years, and all were thrifted across the second-hand stores of Dublin.
i know the economy is going to shit only when the price of used books in second hand stores collectively rises over the weekend. and the irish economy is after taking another hit recently according to my wallet :(
ten books but no candles or postcards today:
Holy Land, Unholy War by Anton Guardia.
Empire of Pain by Patrick Keefe.
The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle.
The Ancient Wisdom of the Celts by Murray Hope.
The Library Of Trinity Dublin College.
The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel Van Der Kolk.
A Short History of Ireland by Sean McMahon.
Granuaile; Ireland's Pirate Queen by Anne Chambers.
Everywoman by Derek Jones.
Sailing to Byzantium; a Poetry Anthology by W. B. Yeats.
This is part of my 'bookish thrifting finds' posts.
I reblog bookish content and since I have a home library I also I also make bookish content myself. My home library consists of mainly thrifted books across all kinds of genres. On my blog, you'll find all sorts of typical bookblr content; aesthetic book pics, reviews, recommendations, quotes, excerpts, thrift store hauls, and cats. I also post updates on bookish hobbies I do, such as bookmark making, pressing flora, drying flowers, postcard making, and letter writing.
Consult the pinned NAVIGATION post to navigate your way xx
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I’m so sorry but in the nicest way possible do yall actually read books or just read words??? Cause I’ve been seeing that trend of people not understanding how “snarled” and “eyes darkened” and “eyes softened” etc. was used in a book and like…
Genuinely, do yall just not have imagination?? Or not understand figurative language??? Also eyes do literally darken and soften have you not lived a life??? How do you read with no imagination? Is this how you get through so many books in one month - you simply don’t take the time the understand the words as they are read?
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