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bookishlu · 2 years
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achilles and patroclus as the night we met: “i had all and then most of you, some and now none of you”
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kyongsshi · 1 month
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"Kirke, diyor, her şey yolunda gidecek.
Bir kahinin ya da tanrılardan haber getiren birinin sözleri değil bunlar. Çocuklara söyleyeceğiniz türden sözler. Bir kabusun ardından yeniden uyusunlar diye sallarken, küçük kesiklerine pansuman yapar, sokan şeyin acısını yatıştırırken kızlarımıza söylediğini duyduğum sözler. Parmaklarımın altında cildi, kendi cildim kadar tanıdık. Gece havasındaki sesini dinliyorum ve her nasılsa ferahlıyorum. Canımızın yanmayacağını söylemiyor. Korkmadığımızı kastetmiyor. Söylediği sadece şu: Buradayız. Gelgitte yüzmek, yeryüzünde yürümek ve ayaklarına değdiğini hissetmek böyle bir şey. Yaşamak böyle bir şey."
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allaboutmyths · 10 months
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I was a mythology kid not a Percy Jackson kid and I think that’s a really important distinction
(heads up for the vent, and I must stress I’m not mad just deeply frustrated)
Because I went into Percy Jackson only after having devoured any and all books on Greek and Roman mythology I could get my hands on at the library. I knew those myths inside and out — hell, in middle school I won the Mythology Bee having never touched a Percy Jackson book yet, and I was known among my family as “the person you go to when you have a mythology related question”
Which isn’t to say that going from Percy Jackson to mythology is bad, just that our expectations for and knowledge of the other are very different
A lot of my frustrations with Percy Jackson is the way it chooses to portray the gods — it feels restrictive and reductive, using them as little more than plot devices and railroading them into a singular characterization that just doesn’t fit with how the myths portray them
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nyxhaven · 6 months
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*•master list of my writings•*
•feel free to request anything, nothing to crazy nsfw wise. my dms are always open 💜
REQUESTS ARE OPEN
•my favorite books
-a secret history by donna tart
-circe by madaline miller
- the priory of the orange tree by samantha shannon
- a certain hunger by chelsea g. summers
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-my writings
• A Knights Honor (au gale x gn tav)
part: one (first day on the job)
part: two (a tender moment)
• a forbidden chapter (gale teacher x tav 18+ smut)
•A Drunken kiss (Gale smut, 18+ minors dni amab!)
• Seeking A Warm Body (gale x gn reader smut 18+)
• under the peaches (halsin x gn tav smut 18+)
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music-is-power · 10 months
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List of books I think everyone should read:
Percy Jackson and the Olymians (Rick Riordan)
The Heros of Olympus (Rick Riordan)
The Trials of Apollo (Rick Riordan)
Neon Gods (Katee Robert)
Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard (Rick Riordan)
The Kane Chronicles (Rick Riordan)
The Sun and the Star (Rick Riordan and Mark Oshiro)
The Daughter of the Deep (Rick Riordan)
The Song of Achilles (Madaline Miller)
Pans Labyrinth (Guillermo Del Toro and Cornelia Funke)
The Chronicles of Narnia (S.C. Lewis)
Reawakened (Coleen Houck)
The House in the Cerulan Sea (T.J. Klune)
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madaline miller did untold damage
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ezikial13 · 1 year
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Books I have read throughout 2022
Valiant by Holly Black
The Fallen by Charlie Higson
Trapped at the bottom of the ocean by Frank E Peretti
Boneshaker by Cherie Priest
Reaper man by Terry Pratchett
A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab
Harry Potter and the Philippines
Daughter of the Deep by Rick Riordan
The Maze Runner
Rats by Paul Zindel
Crescent City: House if Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas
Holes by Louis Sachar
Demon Stalker:Torment by Douglas Hill
The Scorth Trials by James Dashner
The Vagrant by Peter Newman
The Death Cure By James Dashner
King Lear by Willy Shakes
Legends of Dune: Battle of Corrin by Brian Herbert and KJ Anderson
Twelfth Night by Bill Shakey
The Richest man who ever lived, by Steven K Scott
Song of Achiles by Madaline Miller
The Iliad by Homer
Thief of Corinth by Tessa Afshar
The Odyssey by Homer
The Talisman of Troy by Valerio Massimo Manfredi
Sons of Encouragement by Francine Rivers
Spartan by VM Manfredi
Corydon and the fall of Atlantis by Tobias Druitt
The Painted Man by Peter V Brett
Prince of Thorns by Mark Lawrence
Titus Groan by Mervyn Peake
Maskerade by Terry Pratchett
The Fellowship of the Ring by JRR Tolkien
The Wind Singer by William Nicholson
Rashomon and Sevnteen Other Stories by Akutagawa Ryunosuke
An Elegy for Easterly by Petina Gappah
The Two Towers by JRR Tolkien
Slaves of the Master by William Nicholson
Firesong by William Nicholson
Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson
Sea Stories by Joseph Conrad
Zorro: The Novel by Isabel Allende
The Return of the King by JRR Tolkien
Dracula by Bram Stoker
Don Quixote by Miguel Cervantes
Gormenghast by Mervyn Peak
Slated by Teri Terry
The Orphanage of the gods by Helena Coggan
Elke dag saam met God by Henk Gous
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ghignoskekairon · 8 months
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"La nostra amicizia nacque proprio quel giorno, come un torrente che sgorga impetuoso dalle montagne"
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(Madaline Miller, La canzone di Achille)
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maurodemarchi · 10 months
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[MULHERES DA MITOLOGIA] Livro de Natalie Haynes, pop-star de estudos da mitologia grega, chega ao Brasil
‘O Jarro de Pandora’, primeiro livro da autora publicado no país, traz uma visão inédita e reveladora de 10 mulheres dos mitos gregos e as coloca em pé de igualdade com os homens Nomes como Neil Gaiman e Madaline Miller já reverenciaram o trabalho da escritora E se você soubesse que Pandora não tinha uma caixa e nunca foi vilã? E que Helena de Troia não foi somente uma adúltera e Medusa nem…
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Peter Schrock Jr. Farm
814 Carriage Lane
Trenton, OH
The Peter Schrock Jr. Farm is a historic Amish/Mennonite building located at 814 Carriage Lane near Trenton, Ohio, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Peter Jr. was the oldest son of Peter Schrock Sr. and his wife Maria Magdalena Zimmerman. Peter Schrock Sr. (1802-1887), born in Gondexrange, Moselle, France, was the second child born to Joseph and Marie Schrock. While still in France, Peter married Maria Magdalena Zimmerman. After their marriage in Robert-Espagne, the residence at the time of Peter and his in-laws, the couple remained in the nearby village of Dompcevrin, Meuse, through the birth of their first two children and most likely until their emigration in 1831. Peter Schrock Sr. arrived in Baltimore, MD, in the spring of 1831 with his wife Maria (Mary) Magdalena and first two children Peter Jr. age 3, and Madaline age 1. As an adult, Peter worked as a miller in Europe and after emigrating to America purchased land in Butler Co., Ohio, and owned several farms. The couple raised eight children. Built in 1865, the Peter Schrock Jr. Farmhouse, in Trenton, Ohio, was listed with the National Register of Historic Places on November 1, 1984.
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teachingmycattoread · 2 years
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S2e15: The Song of Achilles
Listen to our latest episode all about The Song of Achilles by Madaline Miller #booktwitter #bookreview #bookpodcast
Back to all episodes Search by genre Search by Author Join us for a discussion of Madeline Miller’s 2012 novel, The Song Of Achilles, which is a modern retelling of the life of Achilles and Patroclus from childhood to death. We talk about the original text of the Iliad (a lot!), the masterful work of art that is the 2004 movie Troy, and which bits of this book made us cry like…
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“And perhaps it is the greater grief, after all, to be left on earth when another is gone.”
- The Song of Achilles, Madeline Miller
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maximoff-swift13 · 2 years
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You can't tell me that Achilles is a top and still expect me to respect you
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the-queer-phoenix · 2 years
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Has anyone else had a fight with their language arts teacher? I mean, with all due disrespect ma’am, the Iliad was so fuckin gay
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your-neighbours-cat · 2 years
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Remembering the time when PATROCLUS and ACHILLES kissed for the first time the first thought that came to PATROCLUS was "MORE"!!!!! If Achilles hadn't ran away i m pretty sure it would let's make out right under your mother's nose session
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gatheringtwigs · 3 years
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Playlist for The Song of Achilles (divided into instrumental and non instrumental):
Instrumental:
Agape - Nicholas Britell
Bloom - John Cohen piano cover
A Thousand Times Goodnight - Abel Korzeniowski
A Plea of Fate - Lorne Balfe
This Place Is a Shelter - Ólafur Arnalds
Eros - Nicholas Britell
Sokovia - Christophe Beck
Song of Hal: Conlusio in C Minor - Nicholas Britell
On The Nature of Daylight - Max Richter
Non instrumental:
Youth - Daughter
Us - Regina Spektor
Like Real People Do - Hozier
Only - RY X
I Will - Mitski
Show You a Body - Haley Heynderickx
Killer - Phoebe Bridgers
Carry Me Out - Mitski
Heroes - Peter Gabriel cover
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