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Motherland: A Feminist History of Modern Russia, From Revolution to Autocracy
Julia Ioffe
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Motherland: A Feminist History of Modern Russia, From Revolution to Autocracy
Julia Ioffe
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Motherland: A Feminist History of Modern Russia, From Revolution to Autocracy
Julia Ioffe
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Post from the Death Takes Me forum
wow this chapter starts off creepy. is Someone in the room with us, Cristina 👀
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How does Odysseus manage to earn my hatred in every single book he appears in????
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Meander, Spiral, Explode: Design and Pattern in Narrative
Jane Alison
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I would absolutely love to see this with revised naming conventions and proper editing
I also...didn't realize I had to make a form post to get badges. Thank you user @knucklevlvt for mentioning that in yours.
aeleis commented on amoeller's review of Dead Poets Society
hey so yeah I cried (not surprising at all)
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I'm going to be feral when this comes out, sorry not sorry!
What other BG3 companions would you guys love book adaptations/backstories of? I think I would also enjoy something for Shadowheart, Gale, or Lae'zel!
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I got the idea from Mancarryingthing's youtube video called "I "love" the way we talk about books". It a 1 minute skit depicting two people talking about books and one of them always finds reasons why the other's reading is "not valid reading". In the end it is revealed that the "insufferable reader" archetype hasn't read a book in a very long time and is just regurgitating stuff he sees online. If you don't get the jist, just watch the video, it is really short and gets the point across way better.
So it got me thinking about how my reading habits wouldn't clarify as "valid reading" in the eye of a person like this. So far I got:
Of course this is all good natured fun, remember to not take anything seriously that people like this say, as you can never do something that pleases everyone. Also don't go on booktwitter, its not worth it.
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Meander, Spiral, Explode: Design and Pattern in Narrative
Jane Alison
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