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A post for my book recommendations, to be continuously updated as I read and remember more. Because without reading, I would not be writing.
All time favourites are marked with a ☆
All are sorted by genre and will be linked (if able) to their Goodreads pages so that you can dig deeper into whatever catches your eye.
(ps if you have a Goodreads account, you can add me here)
Anthology/Short Story Collections
Behold This Dreamer - Walter de la Mare ☆
Love Letters of Great Men - Ursula Doyle
Difficult Women - Roxane Gay
The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories - Ken Liu
The Elephant Vanishes - Haruki Murakami
Essays
Bad Feminist - Roxane Gay ☆
Bluets - Maggie Nelson ☆
On Freedom - Maggie Nelson
In Praise of Shadows - Jun'ichirō Tanizaki
Malleable Forms - Meeka Walsh ☆
Fiction (Classic)
Persuasion - Jane Austen ☆
Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
The Awakening - Kate Chopin
North and South - Elizabeth Gaskell ☆
Siddhartha - Hermen Hesse
The Unbearable Lightness of Being - Milan Kundera ☆
Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov
Fiction (Modern)
All’s Well - Mona Awad ☆
Bunny - Mona Awad
Jonathan Livingston Seagull - Richard Bach
The Pisces - Melissa Broder
The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho
For Today I Am A Boy - Kim Fu
The Vegetarian - Han Kang
The Historian - Elizabeth Kostova ☆
Fall on Your Knees - Ann-Marie MacDonald
A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing - Eimear McBride
No Country for Old Men - Cormac McCarthy
The Road - Cormac McCarthy ☆
Under the Hawthorne Tree - Ai Mi
The Song of Achilles - Madeleine Miller ☆
After Dark - Haruki Murakami ☆
Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage - Haruki Murakami
1Q84 - Haruki Murakami ☆
Hamnet - Maggie O'Farrell
The English Patient - Michael Ondaatje
Boy, Snow, Bird - Helen Oyeyemi
Mr. Fox - Helen Oyeyemi ☆
A Tale for the Time Being - Ruth Ozeki
The Overstory - Richard Powers ☆
The Godfather - Mario Puzo
Blindness - José Saramago
How To Be Both - Ali Smith
The Goldfinch - Donna Tartt ☆
The Secret History - Donna Tartt
Ru - Kim Thúy
Brooklyn - Colm Tóibín
Big Fish - Daniel Wallace
Kitchen - Banana Yoshimoto
Horror/Thriller
The Exorcist - William Peter Blatty
Jurassic Park - Michael Crichton
Gerald’s Game - Stephen King
The Shining - Stephen King
Audition - Ryū Murakami
I’m Thinking of Ending Things - Iain Reid
Manga/Graphic Novels
Basilisk - Futaro Yamada, Maseki Sagawa
Death Note - Tsugumi Ohba, Takeshi Obata
Eureka Seven - Jinsei Kataoka, Kazuma Kondou
Lore Olympus - Rachel Smythe
Nana - Ai Yazawa ☆
Paradise Kiss - Ai Yazawa
Uzumaki - Junji Ito
xxxHolic - CLAMP
Memoirs/Journals
Speak, Okinawa - Elizabeth Miki Brina
Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness - Susannah Cahalan
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - Caitlin Doughty
I’m Glad My Mom Died - Jennette McCurdy
What I Talk About When I Talk About Running - Haruki Murakami
Reading Lolita in Tehran: A Memoir in Books - Azar Nafisi
Henry and June - Anaïs Nin ☆
The Glass Castle - Jeanette Walls ☆
Non-Fiction (General)
Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking - Susan Cain
The Red Market - Scott Carney
The Swerve: How the World Became Modern - Stephen Greenblatt
Dark Money: The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right - Jane Mayer
The Psychopath Test - Jon Ronson
The Elements of Style - William Strunk Jr, E.B White
Non-Fiction (Philosophy/Spiritual)
The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge - Carlos Castañeda
Silence: In the Age of Noise - Erling Kagge ☆
The Kybalion - Three Initiates ☆
The Tibetan Book of the Dead: The Great Liberation Through Hearing in the Bardo - Chögyam Trungpa
Tao Te Ching - Lao Tzu
Poetry Collections
I Love My Love - Reyna Biddy
Let Us Compare Mythologies - Leonard Cohen
The Prophet - Khalil Gibran
The Anatomy of Being - Shinji Moon
The Beauty of the Husband - Anne Carson ☆
Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth - Warsan Shire
Night Sky with Exit Wounds - Ocean Vuong
Speculative Fiction
Dune - Frank Herbert
Station Eleven - Emily St. John Mandel ☆
Battle Royale - Koushun Takami
True Crime
Helter Skelter: The True Story of the Manson Murders - Vincent Bugliosi
In Cold Blood - Truman Capote ☆
Young Adult
A Great and Terrible Beauty - Libba Bray ☆
The Diviners - Libba Bray
The Sun is Also a Star - Nicola Yoon
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July is Disability Pride month, and that means it's time for a bigger, better, updated Disability Pride reading list!
A Disability History of the United States, by Kim E. Nielsen
Being Heumann: An Unrepentant Memoir of a Disability Rights Activist, by Judith Heumann
About Us: Essays from the Disability Series of the New York Times, Peter Catapano and Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, editors
Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice, by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha
Demystifying Disability: What to Know, What to Say, and how to Be an Ally, by Emily Ladau
Disability as Diversity: Developing Cultural Competence, by Erin E. Andrews. Companion case study volume here.
Exile & Pride: Disability, Queerness, and Liberation, by Eli Clare
The Minority Body: A Theory of Disability, by Elizabeth Barnes
Nothing about Us without Us: Disability Oppression and Empowerment, by James I. Charlton
The Problem Body: Projecting Disability in Film, Sally Chivers and Nicole Markotić, editors
Routledge Handbook of Disability Studies, Nick Watson and Simo Vehmas, editors
My Wonderful Life as a Vegetable, Lars Feldballe producer/director
The Disability Rights Movement: From Charity to Confrontation, by Doris Zames Fleischer and Frieda Zames
Disability Experiences: Memoirs, Autobiographies, and Other Personal Narratives, G. Thomas Couser and Susannah B. Mintz, editors
The Routledge Handbook of Disability Activism, Maria Berghs, Tsitsi Chataika, Yahya El-Lahib and Andrew K. Dube, editors
Black Disability Politics, Sami Schalk
Year of the Tiger: An Activist's Life, by Alice Wong
Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-First Century, Alice Wong, editor
From the Periphery: Real-Life Stories of Disability, by Pia Justesen
Young, Disabled and LGBT+: Voices, Identities and Intersections, Alex Toft and Anita Franklin, editors
Disability, Media, and Representations: Other Bodies, Jacob Johanssen and Diana Garrisi, editors
The Routledge Handbook of Disability Arts, Culture, and Media, Bree Hadley and Donna McDonald, editors
Occupying Disability: Critical Approaches to Community, Justice, and Decolonizing Disability, Pamela Block, Devva Kasnitz, Akemi Nishida, Nick Pollard, editors
Use our catalog to search for more titles on this topic!
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pairing(s): best friend!jeremiah fisher x best friend!fem!oc
warnings: pet names
summary: finally coming back to cousins, molly and jeremiah become closer than ever.
authors note: hi guys!! this is from my jeremiah fisher fic on wattpad. go check it out! you can read it here :)
not edited
do not copy my works. i do not condone rewrites, translations, or edited versions. all my content is my content that i wrote.
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DRIVING TO COUSINS WAS ALWAYS RELAXING.
it was so calming and the scenery was gorgeous.
steven was driving while molly sat in the passengers seat, belly behind her and laurel behind steven. can't do better by kim petras was booming through the speaker while belly sang her heart out with charismatic gestures to follow.
molly laughed quietly at her sisters loud singing. laurel couldn't help but laugh too when she started acting as if she was beating on a drum kit beside her. even steven's lips upturned slightly as she shouted "you can't do better," at the top of her lungs in key with the song.
"uh, can you guys turn it down a little?" laurel asked sweetly. "please."
steven agreed with a chuckle. "yes, please." he reached over and turned the dial slightly to lower the volume.
"thank you," she said. "i want you to be better about helping out this summer. like, don't just leave your dishes in the sink. load them into the dishwasher. and not just your own dish either, steven. i want you to be good houseguests."
"mom," he started. "susannah has people who clean, doesn't she?" he asked.
laurel reached forward and swatted him on the side of the head. "steven."
"ow!" he exclaimed, ducking away from her hand. molly and belly stiffled their laughs. "all right. all right. sorry."
laurel had always been weird about money. the fact that susannah had a lot and they didn't.
"just be considerate and act like i raised you right," she pleaded. "steven, that means don't stay out too late."
he immediately tipped his head back and rolled his eyes. "mom, i'm too old for a curfew!"
"wait, what about me? i don't have a curfew either, right?" belly asked hopefully.
steven laughed. "what do you need a curfew for?" he teased. "you don't go anywhere."
"don't be a jackass, steven," laurel chimed in.
"what?" he laughed again.
laurel sighed. "belly, we'll talk about it when something comes up."
"and what about molly?" steven asked. "she can come to parties with me and jere now, right mom?"
she looked out the window and thought for a minute. "as long as you're not out too late, and you guys all stick together."
he held his hand up to his younger sister who immediately smiled and high fived him.
belly simply rolled her eyes. "oh, and don't forget, you promised you'd take me driving," she said to her brother.
laurel turned to look at her. "belly, i told you i'd take you," she said.
"yeah, but you're too judgy," she said awkwardly.
"excuse me?" asked as the other two laughed.
belly his her head in her hand and smiled. "yes, i'm sorry."
while the laughter died down, steven pulled into a gas station and parked the car next to a pump. the girls all got out and headed inside, molly and belly immediately heading for the candy and chip aisle.
belly quickly opened up a bag of cheetos before stuffing a few into her mouth. feeling some eyes on them, they both turned to the right, seeing the cashier staring. "hey," he said nonchalantly.
molly made a disgusted face and grabbed her younger sisters hand then pulled her away and further into the aisle. belly held her bag of chips close to her while molly grabbed a bag of sour patch kids and a pack of air head extremes for their brother.
they headed over to the fridges that contained the drinks and each grabbed a cherry coke, molly grabbing another for steven. then unfortunately, they made their way to the counter with the creepy cashier.
"are you two new this summer?" he asked them, looking both up and down not so secretively.
belly looked around to assure he was speaking to them and chuckled. "uh, us? no."
"really?" he hummed. "thought i knew every pretty girl in cousins." and while the youngest conklin smiled and looked down as a pink blush painted her cheeks, molly simple rolled her eyes and looked around for laurel. "comin' to the bonfire tonight? first of the season."
"uh, maybe," belly nodded. her sister looked to her and raised an eyebrow.
he smiled. "come. i'll introduce you to some of my friends."
"maybe i will," she smiled.
thankfully to molly's luck, laurel had appeared by her side. "after we get settled, do you girls want to go to whale of a tale with me so i can pre-sign stock before the signing tomorrow night?"
"uh.." belly's face began to turn red in embarrassment.
laurel smiled as she reminisced. "remember how you girls used to sit on my lap when i did signings there?" she asked, twirling with molly's long curly locs. "you two insisted on drawing little whales on every book i signed."
the youngest shook her head. "no, i—i don't remember that," she chuckled.
the cashier held out the card to belly, which was swiped away by her mother. "i'll take that. thank you," she grabbed the card before turning back to the girls. "i'll make you a deal. i'll let you guys pick out tonights dessert if you come with me and keep me company," she said as she headed towards the door.
"i'll see you later," the man said as belly walked towards the door laurel was holding open.
"what's later?" she asked her youngest.
belly stepped out in embarrassment and headed towards the car. "nothing."
once they were all seated in the car, molly handed steven his snacks and he slipped a few sour strings into his mouth before turning the key and starting the drive to the house.
and seeing that 'entering cousins beach' sign held a feeling like no other. they truly felt at home there. and it was so, so great to be back.
but pulling into the driveway made the two girls anxious. they looked a lot different then they did the last time they were here. and a lot had changed too.
steven turned the car off and grabbed the keys, honking twice with a smile for what was to come. and almost immediately, the door was opening with a very excited jeremiah fisher. "what's up?" he asked happily as he ran out to hug laurel, who was the first out of the car.
"hi. oh my god," she smiled as she approached him with arms open.
he jogged up with his signature smile. "hello." he bent down and wrapped his arms around her, lightly swaying her from side to side. "long time no see."
"good to see you," she replied as she let go and went to hug his mom. susannah, like her som, jogged over to her best friend and embraced her.
steven and jeremiah were hugging it out behind them while belly got out quickly and stood up, waiting for him to notice her. and when he did, he was all smiles again. "look who came back all grown up," he said, walking towards her. she wrapped her arms around his neck while his went around her middle as he swayed them back and forth.
molly could feel her heart pounding in her chest. she missed her best friends more than anything, and now she was finally here with them. she got out the car just as the two let go, them uttering something to each other then laughing.
he turned around and she could immediately see the familiar glint in his eye return. he didn't even need to say anything. he was smiling harder than ever as he charged toward her and lifted her with ease. she squealed when he picked her up and laughed as he spun the two around in circles. "god, i missed you so much," he mumbled against her hair. "hows my girl been?"
"i missed you too jere," she laughed at his typical flirting and ignored the other question. "now put me down." he placed her on the ground, arms still wrapped around her, holding her close.
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idfc — jeremiah fisher by peachytangerineee
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tagged by @chiropteracupola like a month ago at this point ;_; thank you, and here it is now.
rules: list ten books that have stayed with you in some way, don’t take but a few minutes, and don’t think too hard - they don’t have to be the “right” or “great” works, just the ones that have touched you.
Leviathan series by Scott Westerfeld
The first alternate history books I ever read; also, crossdressing girlboy soldier Deryn Sharp was a big deal to me when I was in middle school.
2. Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell by Susannah Clarke
This is one I have to go back periodically and reread every year or two-- one of my favorite books. Best Regency-era fiction and best eerie fantasy at the same time.
3. Stone Butch Blues by Leslie Feinberg
Every time I read Stone Butch Blues I tell myself I will not cry. Then I cry.
4. The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin
I love Le Guin, and this is one of my favorites of hers. In true nerd fashion I read passages from this book to document my voice changing.
5. Annihilation by Jeff Vandermeer
Weird science fiction, and not in my usual area, but something about the writing and concept of this book really grabbed me by the throat. This story was maybe the one that got me into horror.
6. Life Mask by Emma Donoghue
I only read this book a few months ago but I think it will be a favorite for a long time. I love historical fiction that is obviously written by someone who wrote their thesis on the subject, and the highly detailed late 18th century British political history + lesbianism really gets me.
7. Fairyland series by Catherynne Valente
These books probably influenced the way that I think about fantasy and magic and imagery in writing forever.
8. The Years of Rice and Salt by Kim Stanley Robinson
Alternate history that makes me emotional about real history.
9. The Evening and the Morning and the Night by Octavia Butler
Short story, not a book, but every time I read it I have to sit down and stare at a wall for a little while. Octavia Butler is really good at getting horrific things across in as few words as possible.
10. Doomsday Book by Connie Willis
Time travel fiction about academic jockeying at Oxford, humanity, and the Black Plague, which looking back I read before the pandemic?? Maybe I need to read it again so it can get me even harder.
tagging @sailorpants, @sanguinarysanguinity, @jellosaladseance, @gilliagandy, and anyone else who wants to share!
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2022 reads!
(*) = reread, (^) = for school, ratings are from 1 to 5
1. shipbreaking — robin beth schaer — 3
2. her body and other parties — carmen machado — 5
3. the left hand of darkness — ursula le guin — 5
4. the benevolent sisters of charity — sam johns — 3.5
5. good omens — neil gaiman and terry pratchett — 4
6. dark matter — michelle paver — 2.5
7. dancing in odessa — ilya kaminsky — 3.5
8. the math campers — dan chiasson — 4
9. gideon the ninth* — tamsyn muir — 5
10. ghost wall — sarah moss — 4
11. harrow the ninth* — tamsyn muir — 5
12. maurice* — e.m. forster — 5
13. strangers on a train — patricia highsmith — 3.5
14. their eyes were watching god — zora neale hurston (school) — 3
15. the terror — dan simmons — 3
16. universal harvester — john darnielle — 4
17. piranesi — susannah clarke — 4
18. in the dream house — carmen machado — 5
19. when i grow up: the lost autobiographies of six yiddish teenagers — ken krimstein — 5
20. the book of delights — ross gay — 4
21. wolf in white van — john darnielle — 4
22. station eleven^ — emily st. john mandel — 3
23. the norton book of science fiction — ursula le guin and brian atteberry — 3.5
24. the apparitionists — peter manseau — 4.5
25. annihilation — jeff vandermeer — 4
26. are you my mother? — alison bechdel — 4
27. the other wind — ursula le guin — 5
28. soft science — franny choi — 4
29. house of leaves — mark danielewski — 4.5
30. gustav klimt: art nouveau & the vienna secessionists — michael kerrigan — 4
31. orsinian tales — ursula le guin — 3
32. all systems red — martha wells — 5
33. the color of magic — terry pratchett — 4
34. any way the wind blows — rainbow rowell — 2.5
35. freshwater — akwaeke emezi — 4
36. christine — stephen king — 1.5
37. dracula — bram stoker — 2.5
38. ancillary justice — ann leckie — 5
39. authority — jeff vandermeer — 4
40. collected short stories of e.m. forster — e.m. forster — 5
41. non-places: introduction to an anthropology of supermodernity — marc augé — 4
42. every imagined tundra — elisa rowe — 4
43. gilgamesh — herbert mason — 3.5
44. mortal trash — kim addonizio — 4
45. small black box — mary rose manspeaker — 3.5
46. oranges are not the only fruit — jeanette winterson — 4.5
47. hangsaman — shirley jackson — 4
48. essays against publishing — jamie berrout, isobel bess — 4
49. nona the ninth — tamsyn muir — 4.5
50. surviving james dean — william bast — 4
51. cat’s cradle — kurt vonnegut — 3.5
52. the odyssey^ — homer tr. emily wilson — 3
53. nightwing volume 1: traps and trapezes — kyle higgins and eddy barrows — 1
54. booster gold: the big fall — dan jurgens and mike decarlo — 4.5
55. antigone^ — sophocles — 3
56. flag and the cross: white christian nationalism and the threat to american democracy^ — philip gorsky and samuel perry — 3.5
57. it — stephen king — 2
58. and then the gray heaven — r.e. katz
59. redacted school book^
60. the runaway restaurant — tessa yang — 4
61. redacted school book^
62. the historian — elizabeth kostova — 3
63. how we became human — joy harjo — 3.5
64. against paranoid nationalism — ghassan hage — 4
65. cities — william carney — 3
#ratings were written in abt 15 seconds based on what i remember and r extremely subjective#anything 3 or above means no hard feelings just sometimes not 4 me. only below 3s do i actively dislike#some of the school books r redacted for privacy reasons :) bc theyre texts written by my professors or whatever im not doxxing myself ok#currently reading
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Charade (Stanley Donen, 1963)
Cast: Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn, Walter Matthau, James Coburn, George Kennedy, Ned Glass, Dominique Minot, Jacques Marin. Screenplay: Peter Stone, Marc Behm. Cinematography: Charles Lang. Art direction: Jean d'Eaubonne. Film editing: Jim Clark. Music: Henry Mancini.
Charade was dismissed in its day as a pleasant but derivative entertainment, with touches of Hitchcock and a bit of James Bond in the mix, a film that would be nothing without its star teaming of Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant. It would also inspire other star-teamed romantic adventures with one-word titles, like Warren Beatty and Susannah York in Kaleidoscope (Jack Smight, 1966) and Shirley MacLaine and Michael Caine in Gambit (Ronald Neame, 1966), and Charade's director, Stanley Donen, would even repeat the formula with Gregory Peck and Sophia Loren in Arabesque (1966). But Charade has survived today as a classic when the others have mostly been forgotten. The star teaming has a lot to do with it, of course: Who doesn't want to see the two most charming people in the world together? Owing to Grant's genetic gift for looking much younger than he was, even the 25-year age difference between Grant and Hepburn only slightly tests the limits of what one can accept in a romantic pairing.* But the film also makes sly references to the difference in their ages, and wisely makes Hepburn's character into the more active one in initiating a relationship. Charade also has an exceptionally witty screenplay, with Peter Stone largely responsible for the final script from the story he and Mark Behm had been unable to sell to the studios until they turned it into a novel that was serialized in Redbook magazine. It has a near-perfect supporting cast, including three actors at turning points in their careers: Walter Matthau, James Coburn, and George Kennedy. All of them would move out of television and into the movies after Charade, and all three would win Oscars for their work. And in Donen it had a director whose lightness of touch had been honed in MGM musicals, including the greatest of them all, Singin' in the Rain (1952).
*Compare, for example, the similar age gap between James Stewart and Kim Novak in Bell, Book and Candle (Richard Quine, 1958). After that film, Stewart gave up playing romantic leads. Grant made much the same choice: Charade was his antepenultimate film: Although he would make one more, Father Goose (Ralph Nelson, 1964), that paired him with a younger actress, Leslie Caron, in his final film, Walk, Don't Run (Charles Walters, 1966), he was the older man who serves as matchmaker to young lovers -- a role that was based on the part played by Charles Coburn in The More the Merrier (George Stevens, 1943).
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march 2024
brye - direct message
phoebe go - 7 up
holly humberstone - dive
brimheim - normies
ayleen valentine - ask nicely
lucy rose - whatever you want
luna shadows - stay mad
susannah joffe - i'd hate me too
asha jefferies - brand new bitch
ellis - what i know now
becca mancari - short and sweet
snarls - heavy drinker
black polish - birthwright
juice webster - black coat, black skirt
carla geneve - drive carefully
eliza mclamb - glitter
hana vu - care
bnny - good stuff
hana eid - taller than me
superfan - sewn up and handsome
hannah cameron - the wrong way
lilith ai - fawn
grace gardner - lubbock
bombay bicycle club - better now (feat. rae morris)
real estate - flowers
mini trees - shapeshifter
paula cole - take it take it take it
ggwendolyn - black hole swimming pool
sarah julia - cairngorms
kristiane - subtitles
faye webster - underdressed at the symphony
nep - a big brown dog named bagel
babehoven - birdseye
folk bitch trio - analogue
runo plum - but not
rainbow frog biscuits - stupid yesterday
any other - zoe's seeds
owen - beaucoup
佐々木恵梨 - mimosa
paris paloma - my mind (now)
rosie tucker - paperclip maximizer
sweet pill - eternal
thank you, i'm sorry - when i come east
mannequin pussy - loud bark
mourn - endless looping
boilermaker - shepherd
la dispute - sixteen
royal & the serpent - kinda smacks
gglum - splat!
emei - love me not
lindsey lomis - long way down
l devine - placeholder
cavetown - obvious
girl in red - too much
erika de casier - ex-girlfriend
pvris - burn the witch
sophie cates - like that
cxloe - no service
chloe george - glad you came
stella smyth - does it ever cross your mind?
piao - neopet rescrambled
caroline polachek - fly to you (feat. grimes and dido)
babebee - go, go / 가자!
peterparker69 - skyskysky
ko aka koala - tic tac boom
bella poarch - don't like anybody
kim petras - rim job
take van - hurt when you bleed
wavedash - all ur luv
u-pistol - wisteria
ten - dangerous
twice - bloom
yugyeom - ponytail (feat. sik-k)
iu - holssi
karin - dance,
usher - ruin
hailey knox - stranger
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What ice cream flavors are my ocs?
Named story edition
Sugar and Spice
Anise: Spiced Chai ice cream
Rosemary: Moose tracks ( vanilla ice cream, fudge, and peanut butter cup)
Saffron: saffron
Sage: Ben and Jerry's Half baked( Chocolate, and vanilla ice with cookie dough and brownie)
Tourist Season
Jackson: Ben and Jerry's Change is brewing ( coffee ice cream, marshmallow and brownie )
Cheyenne: Chili mango ice cream
Casper: Key lime pie ice cream
Alaska: Cosmic brownie Ice cream
Vegas: cookies and cream ice cream
Deconstruction
Barry: chocolate peanut butter ice cream
Connor: malted milk ice cream
Susannah: margarita sorbet
Millie: salted caramel ice cream
Lucky: churro ice cream
Fallen
Bernadette: pineapple sorbet
Akihito: matcha and adazuki bean ice cream
It’s complicated
Liam: mocha ice cream
Hannah: champagne sorbet
Callum: black sesame ice cream
Apple: Apple pie ice cream
Jillian: cherry Garcia ice cream
Lexicon: chocolate swirl ice cream
Evensfeld
Azalea: French vanilla
Parker: Chunky Monkey ( Banana ice cream and fudge)
Rex: Bourbon-honey ice cream
Mercy: Strawberry Cheesecake ice cream
Avery: Biscoff cookie butter ice cream
Alaina: dark chocolate raspberry ice cream
Asa: Mixed berry ice cream
Dolly: huckleberry ice cream
Phyr: Chili chocolate ice cream
Bright: blue raspberry sorbet
Piper: honey-lemon ice cream
In Medium/Dead Air/ Earth Phi
Georgie: Nutella ice cream
Tamerlane: S’more ice cream
Val: coquito ice cream
Adora: Strawberry shortcake ice cream
Serafina: Cinnamon ice cream
Hamlet: shortbread ice cream
Greg: pistachio ice cream
Kim: bubblegum ice cream
Irena: mascarpone ice cream
Alma: Strawberry marshmallow ice cream
Subversion
Lucas: cinnamon roll ice cream
Calamity: cotton candy ice cream
Saga
Saga: oatmeal cookie ice cream
Emika: pomegranate sorbet
Ephit: mac and cheese ice cream
Keyes: Zebra cake ice cream
Godlings
Crescent: starfruit sorbet
Clay: dirt cake ice cream
Ethan: hibiscus sorbet
Run of room
Irida: rainbow sherbet
Link: maple and pancake ice cream
Trent: toasted marshmallow ice cream
Marcella Moore, mad scientist
Marcella: cereal milk ice cream
Will: birthday cake ice cream
Shards
Charlie: Neapolitan ice cream
Dash: Wanderlust creamery’s Vietnamese Rocky road
Via: Cheesecake ice cream
Konoha: Beachcomber ( blue fruit-flavored ice cream with pop rocks)
Magical investigation unit
Mora: blackberry jam ice cream
Cecil: rose ice cream
Declan: rocky road ice cream
Kyle: plain coffee ice cream
Gretchen: kiwi ice cream
Teddy: energy drink ice cream
Aeryis
Wisteria: honey lavender ice cream
Byron: mint chip ice cream
Mark: Dark chocolate orange ice cream
Jessica: fig and goat cheese ice cream
Pandemonium
Glory: Blue moon (fruit loops flavored blue ice cream)
Naz: sour watermelon ice cream
Abel: cardamom ice cream
Error 404
Atlas: sour gummy worm ice cream
Freya: French toast ice cream
Billy: chocolate ice cream
Ocula: <÷=/<*^ ice cream
Heralds
Everest: melona ice cream bar
Naika: Strawberry lemonade sorbet
Everly: dirt cup ce cream
Maple: sakura flavored ice cream
Roommates
Ben: munchies ice cream ( cake or vanilla flavored ice cream with m&ms, caramel and pretzels)
Lucy: pumpkin spice ice cream
Kinfolk
JD: Cherry limeade slushie with nerds and Strawberry syrup
Remington: rose green tea ice cream
Layla: ube ice cream
Eina: cherry cola ice cream
Lynn: black and white cookie ice cream
Eldritch Hearts- family
Kaede: mountain dew ice cream
Nils: salted licorice ice cream
Daichi: citrus ice cream
Fans
Toby: Superman ice cream ( blue moon, red pop, and lemon ice cream)
Tiara: tiger’s blood ice cream( coconut, Strawberry and watermelon)
Orchid: honey lavender ice cream
Rhett: watermelon sorbet
Ripley: Twinkies ice cream
Crash and burn
Anika: taro mochi ice cream
Kiah: honeycomb ice cream
Fennel: Monster cookie dough ice cream
Kokoro: raspberry sorbet
Atticus: butter cake ice cream
Aspen: basil ice cream
Mrs. St. Martin: dark chocolate ice cream
Careless
Care: mystery airhead ice cream
Sin: pandan and pineapple ice cream
Annie: halo-halo ice cream
Brad: hot chocolate ice cream
Oakley: Banana split ice cream
Champ: Vanilla bean ice cream
Courtney: off brand Vanilla ice cream
St. Germaine’s Academy
Cake: milk bar pie ice cream
Beatriz: root beer float ice cream
Beau: passion fruit sorbet
Pwyll: caramel corn ice cream
Pavana: POG ice cream
Leah: peanut butter pretzel
The Field
Isadora: bizochito ice cream
Sebastian: blueberry-lemon ice cream
Neil: gingerbread ice cream
Geranium
Aurelia: apricot ice cream
Cobalt: dark chocolate with cookie dough ice cream
Ferris: Milky way ice cream
Quince: Quince ice cream
Beasthunters
Mei: jasmine tea ice cream
Weston: Kinder ice cream
Tien: strawberry sorbet with Strawberry popping boba
Erin: almonds ice cream
Superpower therapy
Zariah: sour patch kid ice cream
Anthony: turtle ice cream ( Chocolate, pecan, and caramel)
Skai: Blue raspberry sorbet with marshmallow swirl
Brittney: low-fat vanilla ice cream
Junpei: Lemon meringue pie ice cream
Something is tearing us apart
Vela: oatmilk ice cream
Fionna: lavender earl gray tea ice cream
Blake: caramel cookie dough ice cream
Not!Graham: Vanilla frozen yogurt
Birds of a feather
Kieran: peach cobbler ice cream
Penelope: brown sugar boba ice cream
Kissing Strangers
Ada: Strawberry chocolate ice cream
Brennan: triple chocolate ice cream
Old Harbour
Lissy: Orange sherbet
Chamomile: Earl Gray tea ice cream
Morgan: Yuzu ice cream
Enid: elderflower ice cream
Jace: Coke ice cream
Analog signal
Beverly: Blue rocky road ice cream
Sept: cookie butter ice cream
Farrah and the forsaken kingdom
Farrah: curried ginger ice cream
Rue: Turkish delight ice cream
Sorrel: sorrel sorbet
Camp sycamore
Io: baklava ice cream
Seannan: Thai tea ice cream
Margo: rum raisin ice cream
Rudy: eggnog ice cream
Hope Requiem
Hope: Apple cider doughnut ice cream
Tsubasa: saltwater taffy ice cream
Afra: vegan chocolate ice cream
Sol: mango sorbet
Family matters
Ame: Lemon Italian ice
Satoshi: brown sugar ice cream
Abdication
Asher: Snickerdoodle ice cream
Nysa: Rhubarb crumble ice cream
Into the Garden
Kiara: cinnamon toast ice cream
Cian: Peanut butter and jelly ice cream
Lachlan: port wine ice cream
Anomalies
Sueng- Chestnut ice cream
Emira: red velvet ice cream
Jaime: sour cream ice cream
Tonya: waffle cone ice cream
City savers
Nico: ramune flavored ice cream
Ramune: grape sorbet
Biopunkverse
Skelly: pudding ice cream
Mikey: kiwi ice cream
Tadgh: chocolate chip ice cream
Yui: peanut butter and banana ice cream
Yuki: Peanut butter and marshmallow ice cream
Project Kaijuu
Alice: black tea and cookie ice cream
Cahal: irish cream brownie ice cream
Battler: Strawberry cake pop ice cream
Ainsley: mint ice cream
Jackie: smoked peaches and cream ice cream
Time trap
KC: Chocolate malt ice cream
Vincent: dulce de leche ice cream
Elise and her demon cat/ HBF!/Christmas radio/mainstay
Elise: Marionberry ice cream
Boo: Cookie cat
Felix: plum sorbet
Noelle: peppermint bark ice cream
Taggart: raspberry truffle ice cream
#my ocs#this took forever mostly because I'm a guy who over complicates everything#this is the flavors they are not thier favorites
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Kim Bu Erin Carter dizi 2023, (Who Is Erin Carter?) konusu, oyuncular, karakterler, cast, 2.sürem ne vakit, yorumlar, Ekşi,analiz, IMDb puanı, tod dizileri, fragmanı, izle şekilleri aramalarınıza herdembilgiler'den cevap bulabilirsiniz . Dizi hakkında 24 Ağustos 2023'de Netflix yaygın'de yer alan Netflix yapımı dizisidir. Kabahat, hareket ve serinin çeşitleri yer edinen dizinin 7. bölümünden oluşuyor. Dizinin yönetmenliğini Ashley Way, Savina Dellicour ve Bill Eagles üstlenirken, senaristliğini Jack Lothian üstünde yer alıyor. Dizinin sanatçı kadrosunda Evin Ahmad, Indica Watson, Sean Teale, Susannah Fielding, Charlotte Vega, Pep Ambròs ve Douglas Henshall şeklinde adlar içerir. Film IMDb'de bine yakın rey aldı ve 6,1'lik puana haiz oldu. Dizinin orijinal adı: Erin Carter Kimdir? Kim Bu Erin Carter dizisi konusu Dizinin konusu, Britanyalı bir kadının Barselona'daki sakin yaşamı, bir süpermarketteki işlemlerinin boyunca açığa çıkan dosyaların dolu gizli saklı geçmişi nedeniyle altüstü olur. Bir süpermarkette saklandığında depolamaları tek başına alt edip kızmasını şaşkına çeviren Erin'in masal şeklindeki yaşamı, beklenen bir yöne doğru gidiş adım atar. Erin'in polis teşkilatında işçi yabancı komşusu yardım istemeye geliyor. Erin ise, kızı için bahtiyar görünmeye iş yapıyor. Erin, faaliyetlerinin kanıtlarını silmeye çabaladıkça daha da fazla riske girer. Harper, ondan giderek daha fazla şüphelenmeye adım atar. Erin'in geçmişinden görüntüler, onun nasıl annesinin bulunduğu ve saklandığı için fazlaca uğraşın şok ettiği sırrını açığa çıkarıyor. Kim Bu Erin Carter dizi oyuncuları ve karakterleri (oyuncular) Dizinin sanatçı kadrosunda Evin Ahmad, Indica Watson, Sean Teale, Susannah Fielding, Charlotte Vega, Pep Ambròs ve Douglas Henshall şeklinde adlar içeriyor. Evin Ahmad - Erin CarterIndica Watson-HarperSean Teale-JordiSusannah Fielding-OliviaCharlotte Vega-PenelopePep Ambròs – EmilioDouglas Henshall-Daniel LangAndy Lucas-TabarezNúria Deulofeu – AnneDenise Gough – LenaAnne Ularu-MargotAlexia Hortal – Lucia Bu ve benzeri içerikler Instagram üstünden kovuşturmak için: Bu ve benzeri içerikler Youtube üstünden kovuşturmak için: Fragmanı [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVyRhy46rYM[/embed]
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Kim Bu Erin Carter dizi 2023, (Who Is Erin Carter?) konusu, oyuncular, karakterler, cast, 2.sürem ne vakit, yorumlar, Ekşi,analiz, IMDb puanı, tod dizileri, fragmanı, izle şekilleri aramalarınıza herdembilgiler'den cevap bulabilirsiniz . Dizi hakkında 24 Ağustos 2023'de Netflix yaygın'de yer alan Netflix yapımı dizisidir. Kabahat, hareket ve serinin çeşitleri yer edinen dizinin 7. bölümünden oluşuyor. Dizinin yönetmenliğini Ashley Way, Savina Dellicour ve Bill Eagles üstlenirken, senaristliğini Jack Lothian üstünde yer alıyor. Dizinin sanatçı kadrosunda Evin Ahmad, Indica Watson, Sean Teale, Susannah Fielding, Charlotte Vega, Pep Ambròs ve Douglas Henshall şeklinde adlar içerir. Film IMDb'de bine yakın rey aldı ve 6,1'lik puana haiz oldu. Dizinin orijinal adı: Erin Carter Kimdir? Kim Bu Erin Carter dizisi konusu Dizinin konusu, Britanyalı bir kadının Barselona'daki sakin yaşamı, bir süpermarketteki işlemlerinin boyunca açığa çıkan dosyaların dolu gizli saklı geçmişi nedeniyle altüstü olur. Bir süpermarkette saklandığında depolamaları tek başına alt edip kızmasını şaşkına çeviren Erin'in masal şeklindeki yaşamı, beklenen bir yöne doğru gidiş adım atar. Erin'in polis teşkilatında işçi yabancı komşusu yardım istemeye geliyor. Erin ise, kızı için bahtiyar görünmeye iş yapıyor. Erin, faaliyetlerinin kanıtlarını silmeye çabaladıkça daha da fazla riske girer. Harper, ondan giderek daha fazla şüphelenmeye adım atar. Erin'in geçmişinden görüntüler, onun nasıl annesinin bulunduğu ve saklandığı için fazlaca uğraşın şok ettiği sırrını açığa çıkarıyor. Kim Bu Erin Carter dizi oyuncuları ve karakterleri (oyuncular) Dizinin sanatçı kadrosunda Evin Ahmad, Indica Watson, Sean Teale, Susannah Fielding, Charlotte Vega, Pep Ambròs ve Douglas Henshall şeklinde adlar içeriyor. Evin Ahmad - Erin CarterIndica Watson-HarperSean Teale-JordiSusannah Fielding-OliviaCharlotte Vega-PenelopePep Ambròs – EmilioDouglas Henshall-Daniel LangAndy Lucas-TabarezNúria Deulofeu – AnneDenise Gough – LenaAnne Ularu-MargotAlexia Hortal – Lucia Bu ve benzeri içerikler Instagram üstünden kovuşturmak için: Bu ve benzeri içerikler Youtube üstünden kovuşturmak için: Fragmanı [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVyRhy46rYM[/embed]
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CONSEGUIMOS A SUPERCONDUTIVIDADE EM TEMPERATURA AMBIENTE? CALMA!!!
BAIXE O NOVO SPACE TODAY+ NO SEU CELULAR E FIQUE CONECTADO COM O UNIVERSO! É GRÁTIS! https://www.spacetodayplus.com.br Criar um material que conduza eletricidade perfeitamente à temperatura e pressão ambiente seria um grande negócio, mas as alegações de uma equipe de pesquisa de criar um atraíram mais escrutínio do que otimismo. Uma equipe de pesquisadores afirma ter criado os primeiros materiais que conduzem eletricidade perfeitamente à temperatura ambiente e à pressão ambiente, mas muitos físicos são altamente céticos. Falando ao New Scientist , Hyun-Tak Kim, do College of William & Mary, na Virgínia, diz que apoiará qualquer um que tente replicar o trabalho de sua equipe. Os supercondutores são materiais através dos quais a eletricidade pode se mover sem encontrar resistência e, portanto, reduziria significativamente os custos de energia da eletrônica. Mas, por mais de um século, os pesquisadores não conseguiram fazê-los funcionar, exceto em condições extremas, como temperaturas muito baixas e pressões notavelmente altas. Agora, Kim e seus colegas afirmam ter feito um material que é supercondutor à temperatura e pressão ambiente. Se suas reivindicações resistirem ao escrutínio científico, esse novo trabalho seria verdadeiramente extraordinário, portanto, o ônus da prova para a equipe de pesquisa é igualmente excepcional. O fato de que alguns relatórios anteriores de avanços na supercondutividade foram posteriormente retirados e que outras equipes não conseguiram replicar os resultados também aumenta as apostas. Para fazer o novo material, chamado LK-99, Kim e seus colegas misturaram vários compostos em pó contendo chumbo, oxigênio, enxofre e fósforo e os aqueceram em alta temperatura por várias horas. Isso fez com que os pós reagissem quimicamente e se transformassem em um sólido cinza escuro. Os pesquisadores então mediram o quanto uma amostra de tamanho milimétrico de LK-99 resistiu à eletricidade passando por ela em diferentes temperaturas e descobriram quesua chamada resistividade caiu drasticamente de um valor positivo considerável a 105°C (221°F) para quase zero a 30°C (86°F). Os pesquisadores também testaram a resposta do material a um campo magnético em uma faixa de temperaturas porque os supercondutores são conhecidos por expulsá-los como parte de um fenômeno chamado efeito Meissner. Eles concluíram que exibia esse efeito na faixa de temperatura em que também tinha resistência quase zero. Por causa do efeito Meissner, um supercondutor flutua quando colocado em um ímã convencional e os pesquisadores registraram um teste dessa levitação também. Em seu vídeo , eles colocaram um pedaço de LK-99 acima de um ímã e ele claramente se eleva acima da superfície do ímã. No entanto, apenas uma borda do material plano, semelhante a uma moeda, levita totalmente, enquanto a outra parece permanecer em contato com o ímã. Kim diz que isso se deve ao fato de a amostra ser imperfeita, o que significa que apenas uma parte dela se torna supercondutora e exibe o efeito Meissner. Atualmente, dois artigos sobre o LK-99 estão disponíveis no serviço de pré-impressão arXiv, que não realiza revisão por pares, e um estudo anterior relacionado foi publicado no Journal of the Korean Crystal Growth and Crystal Technology em abril. Kim foi coautor de apenas um dos artigos arXiv, enquanto o outro é de autoria de seus colegas do Centro de Pesquisa de Energia Quântica na Coreia do Sul, alguns dos quais também solicitaram uma patente para o LK-99 em agosto de 2022. Alguns comentaristas nas mídias sociais anunciaram as descobertas como um avanço geracional, mas a resposta esmagadora de pesquisadores com experiência em supercondutividade foi amplamente cética. Susannah Speller e Chris Grovenor, da Universidade de Oxford, dizem que, quando um material se torna supercondutor, deve haver assinaturas claras disso em várias medições. Para dois deles em particular, ou seja, a resposta a um campo magnético e uma quantidade chamada capacidade de calor, Speller diz que nenhum dos dois é demonstrado nos dados. “Portanto, é muito cedo para dizer que foram apresentadas evidências convincentes de supercondutividade nessas amostras”, diz ela. Kim diz que está ciente do ceticismo, mas acredita que outros pesquisadores devem tentar replicar o trabalho de sua equipe para resolver o problema. Assim que as descobertas forem publicadas em um jornal revisado por pares, que Kim diz estar em andamento, ele apoiará qualquer um que queira criar e testar o LK-99 por conta própria. Enquanto isso, ele e seus colegas continuarão trabalhando no aperfeiçoamento de suas amostras do suposto supercondutor milagroso e passarão a produzi-lo em massa. FONTE: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2384782-room-temperature-superconductor-breakthrough-met-with-scepticism/ https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2307/2307.12008.pdf https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2307/2307.12037.pdf #SUPERCONDUTIVITY #PHYSICS #ENERGY
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Thompson-Bullock House
State Route 221 West
Georgetown, Ohio
The Thompson-Bullock House, also known as the Thompson-Klosterman House, a white Greek Revival home, sits majestically at the top of a hill in Pleasant Township, Brown County, west of Georgetown, OH, overlooking White Oak Valley: the property is surrounded by White Oak Creek on three sides. Welcoming guests and family since its construction c. 1852, White Hall, as it is now called, has undergone a seven-year restoration by the current owners, Judy and Ken Klosterman of Cincinnati and the Klosterman Baking Company. White Hall was constructed by John Thompson, the youngest son of Edward and Susannah Thompson. According to local history, the property was given to John Thompson in 1843 by his parents. Two other brothers, James, the oldest, and William also received property from their parents in the same year.
Each of the sons built a home and mill on their lands which are located along Ohio 221; today only two of the homes remain. The history of White Hall after John Thompson includes ownership by a family named Anderson. Then in later years, it was owned by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bullock, who operated a well-known antique store on the property. Always referred to as “Mrs. Bullock,” Virginia Bullock’s antique store drew people from across the area and customers knew when the gate was open, the shop was open; when the gate was closed, the shop was closed
After Mrs. Bullock’s death in the late 1990s, the property passed to her sister. A pending sale fell through, presenting the opportunity in 2000 for Judy and Ken, who were familiar with the Georgetown area, already owning a farm on Ohio 505, to consider buying the 91 acre estate. Today, as one approaches the home with its four Doric columns, it is hard to tell the new western second-level, kitchen, back porch and basement level terrace are not original to the home.
Accentuated by a staircase in the main foyer that winds its way to the third floor, the interior has been meticulously restored and is painted in a soft white throughout the formal living and dining areas and bedrooms. Wherever possible, the original woodwork has been restored and if some pieces couldn’t be salvaged, the millwork of the new pieces blends perfectly with the old. The chestnut floor was damaged and replaced in many areas, but Judy and Ken saved enough pieces to use in the two-story library addition.
The staircase in the library connects to the master suite and was salvaged from a home on Milton Street in Cincinnati, where their daughter Kim once lived. The staircase dates to 1860. Four bedrooms are located on the second floor, each with a private bath or a Jack-and-Jill bath. The third floor has one bedroom and bath, which would have been a maid’s quarters and a large attic space that Ken has converted to house his magic collection.
The “keeping room” where Mrs. Bullock held her salons has been stripped to the brick walls and the drop ceiling removed to expose the timber supports. The room is an early addition to the home, with the exact date unknown. It serves as a cozy family room, with antique chairs and benches, comfortable furniture and a large fireplace. From the keeping room, visitors move through an entryway to the new kitchen addition. The walls are again exposed brick, and unique antique pieces are blended with modern day cabinets, creating a sense the kitchen has always been part of the home. Standing on the back porch, the roar of White Oak Creek can be heard, as it forms a horseshoe around the property. The site was added to the National Register of Historic Places on February 23, 1978.
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@lovelyspam-wonderfulspam tagged me to show 9 of my favorite characters, to let people guess my type, so here we are :3
in no particular order:
Anna Kyoyama - Shaman King
The Fool - Realm of the Elderlings book series
Kurama - YuYu Hakusho
Susannah Dean - The Dark Tower book series
Miles Upshur - Outlast
Jolyne Kujo - JoJo
Katsura Kotaro - Gintama
Margo Hanson / Janet Pluchinsky - The Magicians tv show / books
Kim Kitsuragi - Disco Elysium
honorable mentions:
Finrod Felagund - The Silmarillion
Artemy Burakh - Pathologic
I'm gonna tag @glitterlovingdude and @homu-greenbone - you can run with it if you want
#most of the characters on this list are my looong time favorites#like from 15 to at least 5 years#I'm consistent like that#heh#ok except m man Kim#played DE just this winter#but#yeah#caaaan probably add Asra from The Arcana here too hm#...huh looking at this list makes me Realize thing already#I'd draw em all but I am so so sick rn#ugh#but making this was fun#thanks for the tag#:3c#shtern talks
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Top 10 Female Performances of the 1940's
10.Kim Hunter as June from A Matter of Life And Death
Kim Hunter does a marvelous job as being the main characters anchor into the real world
9.Josette Day as Belle from Beauty and the Beast (1946)
Love the way she explores and reacts to the fantastical things around her
8.Ingrid Bergman as Ilsa from Casablanca
A woman torn between two loves,while not my favorite Bergman performance she does a marvelous job here
7.Josephine Hall as Aunt Abby Brewster from Arsenic and Old Lace
It astonishes me Hall only did a handful of film cause she is so brillaint as the sweet ,lovable Aunt....Who happens to be a serial killer
6.Susannah Foster as Christine in Phantom of the Opera
My favorite Christine,I think she sells the ingenue role well
5.Natalie Wood as Susan Walker in Miricle on 34th Streer
A wonderful performance,she steals the movie from everyone except Edmund Gwenn
4. Katharine Hepburn as Tracy Samantha Lord from Philidelphia Story
The movie that sealed Hepburn as one of my favorite actresses
3.Lana Turner as Milady Countess DeWinter inThree Muskateers
A very intriguing villain,wonderfully played by Turner
2.Donna Reed as Mary in Its A Wonderful Life
Donna Reed elevates what couldve been a one note love interest ,being an equal to James Stewart
1.Yanina Zhejmo as Cinderella in Cinderella
A very sweet Cinderella ,played wonderfully by Yanina Zhejmo
@ariel-seagull-wings @the-blue-fairie @metropolitan-mutant-of-ark @marquisedemasque @professorlehnsherr-almashy @amalthea9 @princesssarisa @lord-antihero @filmcityworld1
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Walter Matthau and Audrey Hepburn in Charade (Stanley Donen, 1963)
Cast: Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn, Walter Matthau, James Coburn, George Kennedy, Ned Glass, Dominique Minot, Jacques Marin. Screenplay: Peter Stone, Marc Behm. Cinematography: Charles Lang. Art direction: Jean d'Eaubonne. Music: Henry Mancini.
Charade was dismissed in its day as a pleasant but derivative entertainment, with touches of Hitchcock and a bit of James Bond in the mix, a film that would be nothing without its star teaming of Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant. It would also inspire other star-teamed romantic adventures with one-word titles, like Warren Beatty and Susannah York in Kaleidoscope (Jack Smight, 1966) and Shirley MacLaine and Michael Caine in Gambit (Ronald Neame, 1966), and Charade's director, Stanley Donen, would even repeat the formula with Gregory Peck and Sophia Loren in Arabesque (1966). But Charade has survived today as a classic when the others have mostly been forgotten. The star teaming has a lot to do with it, of course: Who doesn't want to see the two most charming people in the world together? Owing to Grant's genetic gift for looking much younger than he was, even the 25-year age difference between Grant and Hepburn only slightly tests the limits of what one can accept in a romantic pairing.* But the film also makes sly references to the difference in their ages, and wisely makes Hepburn's character into the more active one in initiating a relationship. Charade also has an exceptionally witty screenplay, with Peter Stone largely responsible for the final script from the story he and Mark Behm had been unable to sell to the studios until they turned it into a novel that was serialized in Redbook magazine. And it has a near-perfect supporting cast, including three actors at turning points in their careers: Walter Matthau, James Coburn, and George Kennedy. All of them would move out of television and into the movies after Charade, and all three would win Oscars for their work. And in Stanley Donen it had a director whose lightness of touch had been honed in MGM musicals, including the greatest of them all, Singin' in the Rain (1952).
*Compare, for example, the similar age gap between James Stewart and Kim Novak in Bell, Book and Candle (Richard Quine, 1958). After that film, Stewart gave up playing romantic leads. Grant made much the same choice: Charade was his antepenultimate film: Although he would make one more, Father Goose (Ralph Nelson, 1964), that paired him with a younger actress, Leslie Caron, in his final film, Walk, Don't Run (Charles Walters, 1966), he was the older man who serves as matchmaker to young lovers -- a role that was based on the part played by Charles Coburn in The More the Merrier (George Stevens, 1943).
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My Original Character's Tumblr and AO3 names
1. Bernadette: Bearasite
2. Barry: TurnTechGodHead
3. Calamity: Calamabama
4. Marcella: Bonesawdidnothingwrong
5. Callum: InuKagFan13
6. Susannah: Purpl3D4nc3r!
7. Layla: Vex's GF
8. Jillian: Th1rd4g3nt
9. Apple: ByTheScaryJokes
10. Will: AgreeswithBSDNW
11. Rosemary: NamedafterthebestHSship
12. Anise: StarConfectionaries
13. Remington: GundamEnjoyer
14. Lucas: FriendofCalamity
15. Lexicon: Wordsmith10
16. Delilah: KPopAndCelebrityEnthusiast106
17. Chamomile: TeaandPastriesGirl
18. Akihito: L1ghtAs4F34th3r
19. Connor: Soramain7
20. Saffron:Vrisk8St8n888
21. Felicity: YourbestAmericangirl
22. Caddell: TomCad Disposables
23. Christine: ChristineDaaeIRL
24. Konoha: PinkKeytarist
25. Glory: Superherogal
26. Cheyenne: Pineapplesrinmyhead
27. Sin: Guiltyg43r
28. Annie: AnnieMaystreams
29. Jackson: Cheymademyaccount
30. Talley: JustD4nc3!
31. Sage: PolyMusican
32. Marlowe: Mewlowe:3
33. Osian: Vincible
34. Paloma: Pupandpals
35. Naz: InCrypted404
36. Atlas: S3rial3xpir3m3ntsLain
37. Georgie: BiscuitsandTea
38. Tam: YAprotagonist
39. Sennan: RealLifeEldricthSorcerer
40. Io: Roll20Witch
41. Margo: MakeupArtistApprentice
42. Ethan: TheatArchitect
43. Greg and Kim: DeadAirpodcast
44. Wisteria: LumKinnie
45. Francesca: Likethesauce
46. Ame: RainW4t3r
47. Hope: VirtueMagica/ MagicaRequiem
48. Crescent: SailorTarot
49. Tsubasa: Girl Icarus
50. Josh: Watcherfan14!
51. Lauren: GirlWatcherFan14!
52. Lennox: -(Experiment)
53. Beau: PrincelyYoungMan
54. Mora: Magicandmystery
55. Declan: Shadowanthropologist
56. Kaede: Sc3n3G1rlB0y!!!!
57. Nils: Sceneandrogyny
58. Gretchen: WretchedQueen
59. Aino: StarMoomin Valley
60. Alana: LikeaSw0rd!!!
61. Curran: LikeaKn1fe!
62. Madison: CabinetManReference
63. Beverly: ExtraOrdinaryGuitarist4
64. Ailid: LightersandDollhouses!
65. Tina: L3tTh3m34tC4ke!!!!
66. Zariah: RODFangirl!!
67. Skelly: Makaclone
68. Via: Fearleader3000!
69. Eina: FinalEnby01!
70. Ozymandias: ByPercyShelley
#did i come up with 70 usertags by myself yes#this is for the sillies#oc story: godlings#oc story: marcella moore mad scientist#oc world: dark falls#oc world:old harbour#oc story: kinfolk#oc story: Subversion#oc story: sugar and spice#oc world:SUPERNASIA#ask about the ones your curious about pls#oc story: Deconstruction#oc story: Shards#oc story: it's complicated#oc story: Aeryis#oc story:fallen
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