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Toni Morrison: Uncensored, 1998.
For this year's April Fools I give you a retelling of our good ol' Uncle Jack's tale, The Magician's Nephew in memes for amusment. Because you may have heard of Narnia memes, but have you ever seen Narnia in memes?
Betcha not.
Anyways, have a pleasant day and enjoy this little garbage meme compilation, thank you.
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i. azra t / ii. beverly peele by ellen von unwerth / iii. george shiras / iv. yasmin mohamed yonis / v. ganja & hess (bill gunn) / vi. agusto cury / vii. jil sander / viii. ? / ix. christopher lee / x. ganja & hess (bill gunn)
credit goes to all the original blogs who made these posts. i just want to organize all my reblogs for myself <3 blessed be
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ran is a goddess and a personification of the sea. the goddess is frequently associated with a net, which she uses to capture sea-goers
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Dark Academia Books I Have Read & Recommend
08/03/20
•The Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger
A coming of age story centring on Holden Caulfield, a boy who is struggling to come to grips with growing up and the challenges that accompany it. He leaves his school Pency Prep to wander New York for a few days. A classic story of teenage angst and rebellion.
I had to read this in secondary school but I quickly became attached to it. So many people hate this book and I can't understand why. I understand it can be slow at parts but I related so much to Holden and his struggles. His dry wit reflected my feelings at the time I read it and made me feel seen. This is legitimately one of my favourite books.
9/10
•S.T.A.G.S., M.A. Bennett
Greer MacDonald struggles to settle into sixth form at the prestigious St. Aidan the Great boarding school. Just as she is about to give up on making friends she is invited by Henry de Warlencourt to spend the October midterm break with the most popular students of the school at Henry's country manor: Longcross Hall. Things quickly unfold to be darker and more twisted than Greer could ever have thought.
This was a surprising one. This book was gifted to me and I was incredibly sceptical at first. The premise seemed unoriginal and boring, centering on a 'quirky' girl. But I was so wrong. Swallowing my pride I read the book and quickly became obsessed, my pride returning. This book was so interesting and thrilling. I was tense the whole time reading it. Reading it late at night proved to be a challenge because it spooked me so, despite not being supernatural or mythical. I loved this book and I can't wait to get my hands on the sequel: D.O.G.S.
8/10
•Hamlet, William Shakespeare
Hamlet's uncle, Claudius, murders Hamlet's father, Old King Hamlet, in pursuit of the throne. After Claudius becomes King of Denmark, Old King Hamlet appears as a ghost to Hamlet and orders him to avenge his death and free him from purgatory. Hamlet hatches a plan with his closest friend Horatio to expose Claudius' crime.
This play convinced me to like Shakespeare. Beforehand I had only read The Merchant of Venice when I was fifteen, and I didn't think much of it. But a few years later I studied Hamlet in school and oh boy, what a story. It's bloody brilliant and has persuaded me to want to read more of Shakespeare's plays.
9/10
Dark Academia Books I Want to Read
•The Secret History, Donna Tartt
•In the Shadow of Heroes, Nicholas Bowling
•The Song of Achilles, Madeline Miller
•D.O.G.S., M.A. Bennett
•Die Mühle, Elizabeth Herrmann
•The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde
•Wuthering Heights, Emily Brontë
•Dracula, Bram Stoker
•Macbeth, William Shakespeare
•Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare