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SK Gaski finished reading The Innocent Sleep by Seanan McGuire (October Daye, #18)
The Innocent Sleep by Seanan McGuire (October Daye, #18)
For one bright, shining moment, Tybalt, King of Cats, had everything he had ever wanted. He was soon to set …
SK Gaski finished reading Historien med og uten kropp by Espen Stueland
Historien med og uten kropp by Espen Stueland
Skillet mellom det menneskeskapte og det naturgitte danner utgangspunktet i Historien med eller uten kropp? Begrepsparet setter premisser på flere …
SK Gaski quoted Catherine, called Birdy by Karen Cushman
The thirteen-year-old daughter of an English country knight keeps a journal in which she records …
Content warning Miscarriage
11TH DAY OF OCTOBER Last night my mother lost the child she carrief, the fifth I have seen die without ever having a chance to live. If God intends for me to be her last, I wish He would stop quickening her and then taking the baby away. She mourns so. I do not believe God means to punish my mother, who may not be learned or clever but is mostly good. I think He is just not paying enough attention.
— Catherine, called Birdy by Karen Cushman (Page 26)
[Fotnote] Sextus, muligvis Pompeius den stores sønn, som etter mordet på Caesar henfalt til sjørøveri.
— Den guddommelige komedie: Inferno by Dante Alighieri, Erik Ringen (Page 96)
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@Jostein Takk! Æ hadde Purgatoriet som lesing i lyrikkutvalget, så æ tenkte æ ville begynne på begynnelsen 🤓 Men (æ antar) den (linja du tenke på) e nok dessverre oversatt med «LA HÅPET FARE, DERE SOM GÅR INN!»
SK Gaski started reading Den guddommelige komedie: Inferno by Dante Alighieri
SK Gaski finished reading Oskar og eg by Maria Parr
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SK Gaski quoted Oskar og eg by Maria Parr
STOVA Eller: Nisseskrekk og skjeggdraging og alt som blir dobbelt så sterkt
NB! Viss det er slik at den ekte julenissen framleis brukar å kome på besøk til dykk, så kan de hoppe over dette kapittelet og heller spare det til neste jul. Helsing forfattaren
— Oskar og eg by Maria Parr (Page 135)
Den søteste vesle content warning æ har sett i hele mitt liv.
SK Gaski quoted Catherine, called Birdy by Karen Cushman
The thirteen-year-old daughter of an English country knight keeps a journal in which she records …
23RD DAY OF SEPTEMBER There was a hanging in Riverford today. I am being punished for impudence again, so was not allowed to go. I am near fourteen and have never yet seen a hanging. My life is barren.
— Catherine, called Birdy by Karen Cushman (Page 6)
SK Gaski started reading Catherine, called Birdy by Karen Cushman
Catherine, called Birdy by Karen Cushman
The thirteen-year-old daughter of an English country knight keeps a journal in which she records the events of her life, …
SK Gaski finished reading Simple Passion by Annie Ernaux
Simple Passion by Annie Ernaux, Tanya Leslie, Annie Ernaux
In her spare, stark style, Annie Ernaux documents the desires and indignities of a human heart ensnared in an all-consuming …
SK Gaski quoted Simple Passion by Annie Ernaux
In her spare, stark style, Annie Ernaux documents the desires and indignities of a human …
I am still living in a time of passion (one day I will no longer be aware that I wasn’t thinking of A. when I woke up) but it has changed, it has ceased to be continuous.
— Simple Passion by Annie Ernaux, Tanya Leslie, Annie Ernaux (Page 42)
SK Gaski quoted Simple Passion by Annie Ernaux
In her spare, stark style, Annie Ernaux documents the desires and indignities of a human …
Sometimes I told myself that he might spend a whole day without even thinking about me. I imagined him getting up, drinking his coffee, talking, and laughing, as if I didn’t exist. Compared to my own obsession, such indifference stupefied me. How could this be? Even he would have been astonished to find out that I never stopped thinking about him from morning to night. There was nothing to suggest that my attitude was more justifiable than his. In a way, I was luckier than him.
— Simple Passion by Annie Ernaux, Tanya Leslie, Annie Ernaux (Page 26 - 27)