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These two skeletons were recently uncovered by Archaeologists and it’s believed they were young lovers, due to the number and condition of their teeth. They were found, clasped in their eternal embrace in Mantua, Italy…just 25-miles from Verona,

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AW YEAH: a new Hysterical Literature video!(If you haven’t heard of them before it’s where someone reads a book while someone plays with them under the table until… well, you can imagine how it ends. They’re SO SO hot and you can watch the

“hey! (-: have you seen hysterical literature volume 12? it’s my absolute fav so far; the girl in it has a cute french accent and in the last 3 minutes or so she just puts the book down because she can’t concentrate with the pressure on

The Undergrowth of Literature, by Gillian Freeman (Panther Books, 1972). From a charity shop in Canterbury. Gillian Freeman, in this humane and witty study, takes a sympathetic journey through the tangled undergrowth of literature. In addition to her

everythingsecondhand: The Undergrowth of Literature, by Gillian Freeman (Panther Books, 1972). From a charity shop in Canterbury. Gillian Freeman, in this humane and witty study, takes a sympathetic journey through the tangled undergrowth of literature.

experienceisbest: The Book Circle She met him at her weekly book circle. Kristian was a retired gentlemen of an uncertain advanced age who had a love of fine literature and also the gym judging from his trim physique. He turned up every couple of weeks

Paul Auster - Why Roth Is Wrong About the Novel Philip Roth believes books will soon be dead. Paul Auster respectfully—and strenuously—disagrees.

pervhubdotcom: When I hit 100 followers this is what my first give away will be. 100 was hit earlier today. So… If you want this book for your own (amazon has them listed for like 10 bucks) just message me and tell me that you’d like it.

The Book Seer analyzes whichever book you've just read and suggests something to afterparty it with.

culturenlifestyle: Delicate Handmade Scarves Showcase Famous Book CoversThailand-based boutique FreshComfy crafts handmade chiffon scarves, which feature the print of the most famous classical books in literature. Featuring Jane Austen’s Pride and

mothernaturenetwork: The face of children’s literature is about to changeAlmost half of U.S. children have a minority background, but you rarely see them in books. One group wants to change that, and research shows more diverse books could lead to

everythingsecondhand: The Undergrowth of Literature, by Gillian Freeman (Panther Books, 1972). From a charity shop in Canterbury. Gillian Freeman, in this humane and witty study, takes a sympathetic journey through the tangled undergrowth of literature.

everythingsecondhand:The Undergrowth of Literature, by Gillian Freeman (Panther Books, 1972). From a charity shop in Canterbury. Gillian Freeman, in this humane and witty study, takes a sympathetic journey through the tangled undergrowth of literature.

To Avi, life rushed back to this retitling, like her existence beforehand had ended in that Mexican hospital and she was now just a copy of Claribel, a cover of who she was supposed to be, or maybe the hospital…Aleks couldn’t figure it out; for him,

motherfortuna: lesbianintraining: eshusplayground: tharhi: maderr: wingedsaboteur: shiraglassman: holdtheskeletongrillby: shiraglassman: wlws: why are wlw books so angsty and deep all the time like where is my casual wlw romcom or my fantasy

tributary:ace-and-ranty:Listen, I’m not for a “TikTok is ruining literature” panic, and it’s FINE if you use tropes to describe your book, tropes are very useful, but I just.I just run across a book claiming to be a dark retelling.And the. The

blackswaneuroparedux: ἐγέντο συνετή καὶ ἁι συνετάι γυναίκες ἐκέρασαν τὸν λογόν καὶ τὴν ποίησιν μετά τῆς φιλίας. She was intelligent, and intelligent women mixed literature

gobookyourself: A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking Yeah! Science, bitch! A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson for more easy to understand, witty science Black Holes and Time Warps by Kip S. Thorne for easy to understand theoretical

Within Darkness

gobookyourself: The Wind-Up Bird Chronicles by Haruki Murakami For for more surreal stories of fate and identity, try these… The Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann for an ordinary man and the ideas and people that alter his life A Tale for the Time Being

gobookyourself: Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace If you love your fiction postmodern and experimental, try these… Gravity’s Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon for a vast, complex novel that destroys, rather than crosses, boundaries The Recognitions by

behind-the-book: High School Reading List Back in May, the #weneeddiversebooks campaign lit a fire to fulfill the desperate need for diverse books in children’s literature. Behind the Book has always championed efforts to find diverse authors and

macrolit:Vintage editions of The Metamorphosis, Fahrenheit 451, and 1984

blackness-by-your-side: The sign of high quality is the fact the book was banned by the government. Trash literature NEVER EVER had any troubles with the law.

netgalley: Recipes for Success: 8 Tips for Writing Good Book Reviews (or, A Neon Sign at the Topless Bar of Literature) Guest Post: Janice Harayda, novelist, award-winning journalist, and founder and editor-in-chief of One-Minute Book Reviews We’re

mothernaturenetwork: The face of children’s literature is about to changeAlmost half of U.S. children have a minority background, but you rarely see them in books. One group wants to change that, and research shows more diverse books could lead to

mothernaturenetwork: The face of children’s literature is about to changeAlmost half of U.S. children have a minority background, but you rarely see them in books. One group wants to change that, and research shows more diverse books could lead to

jaegrrbomb: onemerryjester: pacid:I want a friend who is as passionate about movies and literature as I am and we can go get coffee and brunch together then go to a bookstore and talk about our favourite books and then go see a movie and talk about

All the books I found next to my bed after I cleaned our bedroom floor. I’ve read nearly all of these within the last couple months.

Does anyone have any writing tips on how to actually begin your story? This part always trips me up, because I love diving into details and creating characters and the setting, but I never know how to start a story. And whenever I do start a story, I

thankgodforwhiskey: Does anyone have any writing tips on how to actually begin your story? This part always trips me up, because I love diving into details and creating characters and the setting, but I never know how to start a story. And whenever I

All the books I’m taking. I managed to get all the hardback books of asoiaf and Harry Potter into my luggage. I got the paperback HP books in my carryon, and I may have to put the rest in household goods:/

I really need new books to read, anything. (I’d love some suggestions!) I also need a dictionary and a thesaurus.I’m not happy with my vocabulary, and I’m thinking of trying to write other things rather than my story, just til I can

And since I can’t sleep, and I’m procrastinating on rereading A Storm of Swords, I’m going to put some asoiaf theories under the cut. I’ve probably already made these theories but anyone’s welcome to reblog or add their own

I end up procrastinating on reading books because I love them too much and the more I read, the quicker the book will end and it’s a constant struggle

For my birthday, Nick took me shopping! I finished the Maze Runner, which I’m super glad I read. I couldn’t put it down tbh. I had to get my Edgar Allan Poe, and the new JK Rowling book. I can’t put down The Silkworm right now either.

I think the most frustrating thing about loving an author of the past like Edgar Allan Poe and Mary Shelley is that I can’t get their autograph on my books

My favorite author in the world emailed me back to say she got my book in the mail yesterday and I quote her, “it looks like it has had more adventures than Odysseus!” (It’s a very beat to shit book. I’ve read it that much)I can’t believe she’s

Whoever said books are the sanest form of hoarding wasn’t kidding lol. I couldn’t even get all the books in the picture. And this is supposed to be my nightstand too lol

ileftmyheartinwesteros: I’m really considering making a side blog about books and just really great literature and quotes and things to help me get excited about reading again. I really want to read as much as possible and I can’t do that if I don’t

Here is my book blog. It’s a work in progress and I’m probably going to change the theme. Not much on it yet and I really need more content to post/reblog, but I hope it’s a good start. My very first post is my own handwritten journal excerpt.

Cleopatra's stepmother

mothernaturenetwork: The face of children’s literature is about to changeAlmost half of U.S. children have a minority background, but you rarely see them in books. One group wants to change that, and research shows more diverse books could lead to

kinkyliterature:(via Kinky Literature for Anna: Book 1) >Forbidden Fantasies and Taboo Desires<

book-0f-eli: So Ms.Reedy is involved with educurious right, and their job is to help kids to be more interested in literature and stuff like that, increase graduation rate blah blah. Girl, this isn’t making me more interested while writing a literary

mothernaturenetwork: The face of children’s literature is about to changeAlmost half of U.S. children have a minority background, but you rarely see them in books. One group wants to change that, and research shows more diverse books could lead to

This is a list I made for YALSA’s The Hub on the wide range of YA literature featuring LGBTQ characters. See the full post and a downloadable pdf here.

medievalpoc: Bitch Magazine Series: Girls of Color in Dystopian YA Fantasy Literature This current guest series by Victoria Law includes book reviews, analysis of race and tends in YA literature, questions about race and gender in Dystopic narratives,

If you want to know what beauty looks like, it’s this masterpiece. so many books and history and words and beauty and comfort. fun words to dizzy and tantalize. the william durant books at the top are very popular with my world literature professor.

coconutsheabutters: berlynn-wohl: allthegoodbooksaretaken: dukeofbookingham: lemonade-and-literature: bookphile: itsrainingmensheviks: dateagirlwhosuggestion: date a girl who treats you the same way she treats books I’ll critique you continuously

stonedpervert: mindstoned: Dude it’s there, if you have such a complaint about main stream media then stop letting them brainwash you and pick up a fucking book, READ literature, READ philosophy. Seek an interesting hobby, and teach yourself. You

Teachers who don’t make you buy 赨 books and print out the literature 👏

fluffmugger: blaukrautsuppe: hufflepuff-headcanons: honestly the harry potter fandom is so wild like we’ve all collectively refused to accept cursed child as canon but some college kids tell us hufflepuffs are particularly good finders and we don’t

deteriorating-bookaholic: books-cupcakes: Plus Sized Character Book Recommendations Summer ( buttermybooks ) and I ( books-cupcakes ) recently discussed how there is a lack of plus size character representation in not only young adult literature but

very bored with it all, life seems very shallow. I want a good book to read or an inspiring movie to watch, I want to travel and think and write poetry and read literature. I want to paint even though I’m not very good at it. I want more.

medicine-and-literature:What I think every time I watch a movie based on one of my favorite books…

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