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on the literary spectrum 75/50 💌 classics & literary fiction 💌 translated fiction cr: the chandelier
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“someone finally said it” isn’t it widely known that Sylvia Plath was blatantly racist 😭😭
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On this day, 83 years ago in 1941, Virginia Woolf took her own life, jumping into the Ouse river near her home. With many decades passed, we still remember her by her incredible literary legacy.
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also I’m not saying you can’t learn, read or enjoy her work, I just think these things should be ACKNOWLEDGED
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@maeveaura
no, i agree, i also think people should take the time to learn about the authors (and historical context, especially with classics) they're reading bc a lot of their personal values are reflected in their works
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here are some of my book recs for women's history month, hope you will find something to enjoy! 📚
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@literarycore
i forgot about this book being marketed as coquette lmao, another day, another bad marketing decision
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skipping authors notes and introduction chapters is such a waste in my opinion, especially if you’re reading a classic, they help make sense of so much of the book
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since august is approaching and it's know as women in translation month, here are some of my suggestions for your august tbrs!
#WITMonth
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apparently influenced so many people to switch to
@thestorygraph
(sadly not sponsored) you’re welcome 🤭
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do you ever think about this passage from wuthering heights? bc i do
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1.5 ⭐/5 ⭐
bye, i'm logging out 😭😭
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to all my elena ferrante loves please do yourself (and me) a favour and read natalia ginzburg 🙂↕️
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@Muna_Mire
"barbaric" but it's just living together with nature, capitalism really ruined every perception of community and coexistence with nature
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@chaotic_reader
i think thats bc she's a classic and dead so people just ghost over it 💀 not the bell jar also being marketed as coquette recently
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dostoyevsky's white nights has NOTHING on this book
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the person their fav book
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I don't have a kindle, but here are so of the books on my tbr that i'm excited about! 🤭
I’m hopping in to also share the books I have saved on my kindle that I’m excited shout :)
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been seeing a lot of dune discourse in the past few week so, instead of reading or watching dune, try reading this instead
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every time i see lolita discourse, it's always people criminally misconstruing it, put lolita back on the shelf and go read something of your reading level i beg
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is it finally time to start Babel? 🥹 (we should have started a week ago 🤫)
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༊࿐ ⊹ hii, not new to
#booktwt
but looking for moots!!
⊹ liz, she/her, 24
⊹ favourite genres: classics and literary fiction, fantasy
⊹ favourite authors: charles dickens, brontë sisters, jane austen, nabokov, rf kuang...
⊹ cr: elena ferrante
♡ / ↻ to be moots
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Happy Birthday Emily Jane Brontë, considered to be the greatest writer of the three Brontë sisters. She was born on this day 30th July in 1818 in Thornton, Bradford! Her literary legacy is most famous for her only novel Wuthering Heights and Poems from the Moor.
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this has to be one of my fave p&p covers bc it was a hundered percent done by someone who never read it bc what do you mean "Lock Up Your Daughters...Darcy's in Town"...my guy he CANT SPEAK to women, he go REJECTED
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were you guys aware that it is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife 🙂↕️
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why is everyone surprised I don’t like Dorian gray hahahah pls 😭😭😭 over wuthering heights???
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july wrap up! it wasn't a bad month, but still i'm a july survivor 📚💚
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Today is the 169th anniversary of the death of Charlotte Brontë, who passed away on this day in 1855. Among her literary legacy, we remember her for her most famous and celebrated novel Jane Eyre.
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"as an english literature major" (i am, also, a literature major 😭)
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i miss the times when people would read books w/o knowing anything about them or at least read the blurbs, tropes are eating everyone's brains
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this is MISOGYNISTIC! women and young girls gets ridiculed all the time for reading romance books and for reading for fun in general, but also when dosto became popular among women, men jumped on a hate train insulting our intelligence and diminishing dosto to a girly trend
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i forgot who it was, but to whoever recommended me to read, if you could see the sun by ann liang...i had fun with it
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girls go to the beach to read about a tale of psychological self-entrapment, seduction, and crime 🏖️☀️
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half year check point so here are my fave reads of the year so far (one for every month) 📚
the elena ferrante one is the lying life of adults
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hehe look what I’ve got 🥰
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@maeveaura
right! i'm glad that my literature classes included both lessons on the authors and their works, that's def how it should be taught!
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might try doing a 24 hour reading challenge soon but i still don't know how it works bc i thought you were supposed to really read for 24 hours, nothing else lmao
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belated liz version but it's with books almost no one knows so that i'm left alone 🥹
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NEW BOOKSTORE OPENED IN TOWN 🎉 I know where I’ll be going next week 😂
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April tbr list!! I start ambitious every month, but we know how it ends!! 😭🫶🏻
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The notes being by the side and not at the foot of the page (I love it)
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THESE NEW PENGUIN EDITIONS OF SHAKESPEARE OMG I NEED THEM SO BAD
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@realbookeater
i LOVE breaking paperback spines to read them like this! it is just much more comfortable! 🥹
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Hot people have a deep story with this album
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four books that made you the way you are 🩷
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when I found out moots voted for Frankenstein over hamlet, crime and punishment over the Iliad 😭😭
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