Miya 18. INTJ.Ravenclaw with Slytherin aspirations. Curmudgeon with delusions of grandeur. Lover of film, television (usually flawed, for writer reasons),history, literature, art, musicals, smoked salmon and Gothic vaulting. Movie music makes me cry. And that's just about the gist of it. About Me Blogroll Tags ewoks
peakingoranges replied to your post: NOT EVEN A LITTLE BIT AS FLAWLESS BUT OKAY
i’mma call you the mountain from now on
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WHAT HAVE I DONE??/
Tumblr Crushes:
SERIOUSLY DANIELLA 12%?????????
(but i love you lots and lots)
I just love all of these people so much so here are my crushes~~ (two aren’t here because we don’t mutually follow each other and I thought it would be awkward but they have gr9 blogs too)
A President’s Day Follow Forever, by order of George Washington.
These are the people I talk to most here or the people I worship from afar, point is they are all wonderful. If you want an even better President’s Day (let’s be real, best holiday of the year), follow the following ~
Aleccia, Alison, Amy, Ayesha, Bonnie, Daniella, Elodie, Heather, Heidi, Jen, Jess, Justine, Laura, Lauren, Leah, Leanna, Lexi, Lyn, Melissa, Milka, Molly, Natalija, Noelle, Ray, Sarah, Shantar, Shelby, Stacy, Stefanie, Vita
but honestly everybody I follow is brilliant (x). Also: obligatory apology if I forgot anybody, and I’m 99% sure that I did but I was starting to add every single person who I mutually follow so yeah okay here it is HAPPY PRESIDENT’S DAY.
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HEIL HITLER!!!! OSGILKSDJGSDGLK funniest movie oh my g o d
THE BEST. I can’t believe it took me so long to watch.
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UMmmm. besides Woolf - Gwendolyn Brooks, Edgar Allan Poe, Tennessee Williams, Vladimir Nabokov (but he’s originally Russian), Richard Wright, Twain… and I’m starting to go blank ‘cuz it’s late.
AH sorry god I fell asleep. NABOKOV!! We get to read Lolita next year for ~European lit~ (I mean I’ve read it but as a class!) Anyway, I realize more and more how illiterate I am in terms of American so.. that I should fix.
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I don’t think so. she was one of the biggest early 20th century authors! tbh she’s part of the reason why I now prefer american to european writing (which is a big deal for me, because growing up, I was very much the classic european lit girl).
Ahh no way. I have a huge amount of respect for the works I’ve read so far but they haven’t been books that I would consider my favorites by any means. Or books that I would read if left to my own devices (although my favorite A Tree Grows in Brooklyn is American…) Which are your favorite American authors?
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ahhhh I love her so much. she’s basically the one who invented modern stream-of-consciousness or really, stream-of-consciousness as a major style of writing and she writes so PRETTILY. she’s a good transition from european to american (i would know).
oohh brilliant. And I could use some transitional because our required in class reading has been very heavy, very very American (Twain, Melville, now Steinbeck) stuff. Something a bit ~prettier~ would be nice.
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virginia woolf :D
I’ve never read anything of hers. I won’t ask “is it good” because that is a dumb as fuck question but.. what is it like?
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i’ve only giffed the first ep :3 but go do your hw!
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resistance weakening
but i’m going to go read about the early florentine renaissance
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just go through my *borgias tag~
am doing
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“but she’s only 14”
hahahahhaha
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