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rowanwillow06 · 11 days
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16th April 2024
29 days till first exam
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I’m gonna be honest!!! I completely stressed out about thinking about revision which is why I stopped posting/ doing anything in order to avoid the problem. I’ve started buckling down again so I figured I would start posting and see what happens :3
I’m going to stop volunteering over the exam period which will feel weird but grades are important right now. Anyway here’s my work for the day:
Write an essay on the US presidency, To what extent is the president imperial?
Write up my Pulp Fiction essay, To what extent is narrative an experimental device in Pulp Fiction
Play some animal crossing (I need a break 😭)
Do my second to last volunteering session :3
I also got my grade back for my Film studies coursework, I got 33/40 which is an A so I’m very happy with that, we have a write up to do for it so I still have a chance on making that grade slightly higher. I’m glad it’s over because it’s been so much work and honestly I have not enjoyed it 💀
For now I’m staying at school to get my essays done and listening to the study with cats pomodoro timer (I’m obsessed w these atm)
Hope you’re all doing well and have a lovely day <33333
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cinematic-literature · 9 months
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Amnèsia (2002) by Gabriele Salvatores
Book title: Taccuino di un vecchio sporcaccione (Notes of a Dirty Old Man in English; 1969) by Charles Bukowski
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Once you force yourself to be productive , you can’t stop.
The academic validation <3 
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thequietabsolute · 8 months
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Vladnab’s fiefdom 🏰
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classicbooks101 · 6 months
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Does love bring, even if unconsciously, the delusional arrogance of expecting never to be touched by grief?
Notes on Grief, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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saiko-kosai · 6 months
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i’m reading The Scarlet Letter for english right now, have you read anything by Hawthorne?
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quotation--marks · 1 year
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We lay in the snow next to each other and made our angels. I was going to get up, but Martha took my hand and held it. She was wearing these red mittens they'd found for her, and I could feel her fingers gripping mine through my gloves. We just stayed like that, looking up at the sky while the snow came down. It kept falling, and for a little while it felt like we were flying through space and the snowflakes were stars rushing all around us.
Michael Thomas Ford, Suicide Notes
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er-cryptid · 6 months
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Death of A Salesman
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Patreon
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andrumedus · 1 year
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All people are complex All people want to be loved However, I’ve found that simple people are a gaggle of unicorns Who have cut their complexities in half They still exist as their whole selves Just maimed in sad ways
Mary Lambert, Shame Is an Ocean I Swim Across; “Brain Conditioning”
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illustration-alcove · 11 months
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Liz Casal’s illustrated book cover for Jennifer E. Smith’s Field Notes on Love.
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tenderbittersweet · 1 year
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4.28.23 @ 2:20 p.m. -> I’m working on my Early American Literature presentation that’s due on Monday. I’m reading Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Jacobs. It’s heartbreaking and deeply moving. She’s an amazing woman and an amazing author.
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deathsmallcaps · 2 years
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Day 3 of my 41rst Win A Commission Contest! If you guess what story this is from before I post the title, you get a commission! Click the link or check out the tag #wac for more details! :) This one ends on September 14th, 2022.
Hint: CF was being kept in a pig pen because the Lord Pharaoh is a cruel person, but luckily the court jester helps him escape.
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beljar · 2 years
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I love inscriptions on flyleaves and notes in margins, I like the comradely sense of turning pages someone else turned, and reading passages someone long gone has called my attention to.
Helene Hanff, 84, Charing Cross Road, 1970
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thequietabsolute · 11 months
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Saul Bellow // Humboldt’s Gift 1975.
I’m rereading this masterpiece and at least one or two phrases a page make me sigh or gasp or sniff or guffaw with baffled wonder or riotous laughter; with awe, above all else: awe. Marvel, for example, at this exquisite set-piece on Art and Culture in a modern society:
— At this point Humboldt generally spoke of Antonin Artaud. Artaud the playwright, invited the most brilliant intellectuals in Paris to a lecture. When they were assembled there was no lecture. Artaud came on stage and screamed at them like a wild beast. "Opened his mouth and screamed," said Humboldt. "Raging screams. While those Parisian intellectuals sat frightened. For them it was a delicious event. And why? Artaud as the artist was a failed priest. Failed priests specialize in blasphemy. Blasphemy is aimed at a community of believers. In this case, what kind of belief? Belief only in intellect, which a Ferenczi [Nb., Sándor Ferenczi, Hungarian psychoanalyst] has now charged with madness. But what does it mean in a larger sense? It means that the only art intellectuals can be interested in is an art which celebrates the primacy of ideas. Artists must interest intellectuals, this new class. This is why the state of culture and the history of culture become the subject matter of art. This is why a refined audience of Frenchmen listens respectfully to Artaud screaming. For them the whole purpose of art is to suggest and inspire ideas and discourse. The educated people of modern countries are a thinking rabble at the stage of what Marx called primitive accumulation. Their business is to reduce masterpieces to discourse. Artaud's scream is an intellectual thing.”
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classicbooks101 · 6 months
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"Never" has come to stay. "Never" feels so unfairly punitive. For the rest of my life, I will live with my hands outstretched for things that are no longer there.
Notes on Grief, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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goryhorroor · 10 months
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masterpost of horror lists
here are all my horror lists in one place to make it easier to find! enjoy!
sub-genres
action horror
analog horror
animal horror
animated horror
anthology horror
aquatic horror
apocalyptic horror
backwoods horror
campy horror
cannibal horror
children’s horror
comedy horror
coming-of-age horror
corporate/work place horror
cult horror
dance horror
dark comedy horror
daylight horror
death games
domestic horror
ecological horror
erotic horror
experimental horror
fairytale horror
folk horror
found footage horror
giallo horror
gothic horror
grief horror
historical horror
holiday horror
home invasion horror
house horror
indie horror
isolation horror
lgbtqia+ horror
lovecraftian/cosmic horror
medical horror
meta horror
monster horror
musical horror
mythological horror
neo-monster horror
new french extremity horror
paranormal horror
political horror
psychedelic horror
psychological horror
religious horror
revenge horror
romantic horror
dramatic horror
science fiction horror
slasher
southern gothic horror
splatter/body horror
survival horror
techno-horror
vampire horror
virus horror
werewolf horror
western horror
witch horror
zombie horror
horror plots/settings
road trip horror
summer camp horror
cave horror
doll horror
cinema horror
cabin horror
clown horror
plot devices
storm horror
from a child’s perspective
final girl/guy (this is slasher horror trope)
last guy/girl (this is different than final girl/guy)
reality-bending horror
slow burn horror
foreign horror or non-american horror
african horror
spanish horror
middle eastern horror
korean horror
japanese horror
british horror
german horror
indian horror
thai horror
irish horror
scottish horror
slavic horror (kinda combined a bunch of countries for this)
chinese horror
french horror
australian horror
canadian horror
decades
silent era
30s horror
40s horror
50s horror
60s horror
70s horror
80s horror
90s horror
2000s horror
2010s horror
2020s horror
companies/services
blumhouse horror
a24 horror
ghosthouse horror
shudder horror
other lists
horror literature to movies
techno-color horror movies
video game to horror movie adaption
video nasties
female directed horror
my 130 favorite horror movies
horror movies critics hated because they’re stupid
horror remakes/sequels that weren’t bad
female villains in horror
horror movies so bad they’re good
non-horror movies that feel like horror movies
directors + their favorite horror movies + directors in the notes
tumblr’s favorite horror movie (based off my poll)
horror movie plot twists
cult classic horror movies
essential underrated horror films
worst horror movie husbands
religious horror that isn’t christianity 
black horror movies
extreme horror (maybe use this as an avoid list)
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