why are artists always expected to do things for free for "exposure" like you wouldn't ask a lawyer to work for exposure, you wouldn't ask a contractor to work on your home for exposure, you wouldn't expect a restaurent to serve you in exchange for exposure. so why when i refuse to work for free am i always told that "it's good exposure though" and i should do it because i love my job, not for the money. like. are you really trying to trick me into believe that you are doing me a favour rn?? yes i love my job, but it is also my job and i expect to be paid for it.
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'friends of the library' booksales i love youuuuuuuu
i got, for dirt cheap
eagle of the ninth (sutcliffe a noted influence on mwt, my fave)
doomdsay book (connie willis, professed influence on victoria goddard, my other fave)
the heart is a lonely hunter (need some fucked up southern lit to ruin/change my life occasionally, and this one was recd to me)
TWO Merton books, one by him, one about him, because im increasingly only interested in religious writings by: weird medieval mystics, fucked up despairing agnostic-adjacent christian existentialists, and pot-stirring 20th century radicals committed to peace & justice
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It's so freakin hard to sew up Zhongli's coat while making it as canon-accurate as possible. Like what in the laws of physics are Zhongli's sleeve cuffs?????
A longer explanation post to follow.
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