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thebooknomad: “Elena Ferrante, “Writing That Urges,” Incidental Inventions ”

thebooknomad:

Elena Ferrante, “Writing That Urges,” Incidental Inventions

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arunima:

utilising the gift of imagination to hallucinate moments of tenderness between fictional people

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historium: “Zitkala-Sa, first Native American woman to write an opera 1898 ”

historium:

Zitkala-Sa, first Native American woman to write an opera 1898

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lifeinpoetry:

             I strut the street
with this fat body. Swaying my hips,
             I strut the street
and swirl. Fat body greets the heat on summer days.

— Stephanie Rogers, from “Fat Girl Rondelet,” Fat Girl Forms

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heavensghost:

Lately I don’t let other peoples opinions bother me too much and I think a lot about that quote byJenny Slate that goes ‘As the image of myself becomes sharper in my brain and more precious, I feel less afraid someone else will erase me by denying me love’

yohjimuse:

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Julia Roberts

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sagmoonn:

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Anne Carson, H of H Playbook

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nomanborn:

“People must think that being a poet is very slow, sincere and quiet. But at night the inside of my chest is so loud, sometimes I stay awake for days, trying to out-howl the hunger inside it.”

— Ashe Vernon, from fragment, Wrong Side of a Fistfight (Where Are You Press, 2015)

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slavicafire:

weekend? more like weakened. let me rest

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