Another Bookworm

Éva/Eli | they/them | 20 | learning norwegian, mandarin chinese, and korean | drowning in the piles of unread books | mainblog: @annoyingwritingtrash

[tiktoks-for-dead-pope]

[a-ramblinrose]

JOMP Book Photo Challenge || April 7 || Read More Than Once:   Good Omens by Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman

[verylostpenguin]

Personally I love books that put the footnotes at the bottom of the page instead of at the end of the book so that I don’t have to keep flipping back and forth like an absolute barbarian

[embroiderycrafts]

Light In The Darkness by Chloe Amy Avery by mtlgrems

[adriartic]

fall spiced tea

[darkcomedies-deactivated2022042]

the most insane double casting i’ve heard of is ophelia and horatio being played by the same actress. the implications of that drive me crazy

[darkcomedies-deactivated2022042]

you guys are doing things in the tags of this post

[c9eeeeed]

#to this day my favorite performance of hamlet i’ve seen is one where there were two hamlets#one was the dutiful son and the other was his vengeful id#and they split all the lines in the play depending on which hamlet was speaking#all the soliloquies became arguments between the two and it was SO good#the second hamlet doesn’t appear until hamlet’s father appears and tells him Claudius is to blame for his death#he opens to curtains and his first line is ‘Murder?’#and the other characters can’t see that second hamlet at first - just the initial one#until slowly throughout the play the second hamlet is the one they look at and interact with#until finally the first hamlet - the dutiful prince - is the one who’s ignored#anyway it was metal as fuck holy shit#i wish i could watch it again but i have no idea if it was recorded (via rythyme)

[godzilla-reads]

April 2, 2022

Oof, a book haul to start off the month 😅

[lizziethereader]

Shelf-Confidence BPC | March 2022 | 27. Revolution 

[godzilla-reads]

April 11, 2022

📚 Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman

[alwaysneedsmorebooks]

Spring is finally here <3

[miracleessentialoils]

How do you like your tea?

[backlogbooks]

I came out of this book wanting to watch Caitlin Doughty’s whole youtube and read any other books, because there is something refreshing and necessary about confronting the realities of death in the honest, up front, gross, funny and sad ways that she does in this book.

[just0nemorepage]

me: “I remember what happened in the previous books, no need to reread.”

me: *opens book and reads the first characters’ name*

me: WHO thE HelL Even arE YoU PEOplE???

[snowfall]

via ponypeople on twitter

[psikonauti]

Meta Plückebaum (German ,1876-1945)

[kafk-a]

people are literally inventing love everyday

[a-fish-bee]

Much Ado About Nothing Meme Speedrun

(check the notes for part 2 and 3)