GingerBiccie
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What are your favorite themes in literature?
For me, it’s usually philosophical (what does it mean to be human?) or the macabre (the horror of humanity).
I enjoy themes that explore how humanity is complex and nuanced; we have both good and evil within us.
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Non-Humans & Empathy
Focus on non-humans (trees, robots, animals, objects…) and empathy (especially of humans towards them, or the exploration of the empathy/feelings/thoughts of non-humans towards others)
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“You don’t look like a regular girl.”
I beg to differ. You turn a stone in Central Park and find eight of them.
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"bleeding from all seven apertures"
they keep saying this but don't we have 9?? it's seven on your face and then your pee and poop hole??
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For me it would have to be gothic literature. I’ve read so much from Wuthering Heights to Mysteries of Udolpho. I just can’t get enough.
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