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☆ studyblr - langblr - literature - art ☆ | currently reading: The Summer Book - Tove Jansson / The Count of Monte Cristo - Dumas | ☆ 23 | Romania/England | Artist | Writer | Clown ☆ I made this side blog to keep up my motivation, store resources I stumble across and maybe participate in the challenges that happen around. | main: @n-e-m-u-s | #6cupsstudies - tracking tag

[tuiskuh]

This year I made a new years resolution that 1 book finished = 1 doodle inspired by the book, so here I go. Giovanni's Room absolutely blew me away!! I am stunned and I feel like I have been put through a blender. If you love experiencing devastating emotional pain I couldn't recommend it more highly

[a-chorus-of-storytellers]

coffee break at the museum

[chantssecrets]

Carlos McClendon, back to window, 1947, 📸 by George Platt Lynes

[orpheuslament]

you want to leave giovanni because he makes you stink. you want to despise giovanni because he is not afraid of the stink of love. you want to kill him in the name of all your lying little moralities. and you— you are immoral. you are, by far, the most immoral man i have met in all my life. look, look what you have done to me. do you think you could have done this if i did not love you? is this what you should do to love?

[lizxgrey]

𝐬𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐲 𝐯𝐚𝐮𝐥𝐭.

𑁍┊ LOG ONE.

[soft-lovely]

[beganavagabond007]

The Wedding People by Alison Espach

[fuckmysussybakalife420]

- The Wedding People, Alison Espach

[untalented-but-opinionated]

Books I Loved In 2025: The Wedding People by Alison Espach

"Lila, every day this week, you gave me a reason to get up in the morning, to put on a beautiful dress and be part of something, and for that I will always be grateful."

[infpisme]

[girlboss-sasuke]

reading albert camus caligula and damn if helicon aint wild

[girlboss-sasuke]

Caligula: No doubt, you think I’m crazy.

Helicon: As you know well, I never think.

[girlboss-sasuke]

The Old Patrician: Pardon…I dont follow. What have we done to him?

Helicon: Nothing. Just nothing. It’s fantastic being futile to that point; enough to get on anybody’s nerves.

[unchildhood]

ALBERT CAMUS

Caligula (1944);

original photos and edit

[violentwavesofemotion-deactivat]

“I have chosen a wrong path, a path that leads to nothing. My freedom isn’t the right one.”

— Albert Camus, from Selected Works; “Caligula,” published c. May 1944

[kimsonvalon]

Je n'ai pas pris la voie qu'il fallait, je n'aboutis à rien. Ma liberté n'est pas la bonne. 

[illbestanleypark]

“All I want is the moon, Helicon. I know in advance what will kill me. I have not yet exhausted all that can make me live. That is why I want the moon.”

—

Albert Camus (1913-1960), 

Caligula in Caligula, act 3, sc. 3, Pléiade (1962).

[acknowledgetheabsurd]

“He encouraged me; I shall never forget some of the things he said. He told me life isn’t easy, but it has consolations: religion, art, and the love one inspires in others. He often told me that the only mistake one makes in life is to cause others suffering.”

— Albert Camus, Caligula

[smokenhagen]

“.. life isn’t easy, but it has consolations: religion, art, and the love one inspires in others .”