Okay Look I Know You Know Who Attaturk Was. You Mentioned Him Like Half A Chapter Ago.

fuck your magic castle academy aristocratic bitch. im going to state-run magic polytechnic

abandoned space elevator

i wish these replies a very die

not to promote misogyny but i think this should happen i think it would be really funny

you used to be able to get so much clout on here just for making jokes about goku smoking weed or jacking off and shit now you have to find a guy and pull up his shirt and tweak/bite his nipples til he moans and starts bucking his hips and leaking pre through his trackpants

and to think that you havent gotten to the doomed revolutionary femdom mmf bit yet

50 pages into If On A Winter's Night A Traveler and, yeah, sometimes the timeless classics people name drop to sound cultured and which seem to be at least 50% an elaborate joke on the reader and/or chance for the author to show off really are as good as everyone says.

my fave quote from the game :>

you can find some of Yefremov's sci-fi in English - at least Andromeda. there is also a fan translation of The Bull's Hour by what looks to me like some sort of esoteric red-brown cult, which means it probably sucks

Are there any actual communist fiction writers from the Soviet Union whose works are accessible in English today?

Inland Empire relief sculpture I made, all finished and on the wall. Plus he glows in the dark :3

i think im still kind of lost on what kind of things constitute "genre" as opposed to scene or style. like the best ive come up with is that "tracks are in the same genre if their authors considered the same stylistic elements important to play around with and were in communication with each other either personally or through a shared canon of previous work" but i dont even know if i have it right i like the similarity webs because they capture that this is about this sort of interrelatedness and not just stylistic features, though, so in this sense i understand

music companies like genres for marketing i like genres for sociomusical understanding and exploration. we are not the same. do you understand