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my name is anna and i'm a 21 years old law student with a passion for literature. i created this account as a way to distract myself and connect with people. feel free to start a conversation with me in the chat or share your thoughts in the “momentary thoughts” section on my profile. also, i'm brazilian. so forgive me if there are any spelling mistakes in my posts. & the pics i post are all from pinterest. contact me if you want me to remove your photo or give you credit!

Periodically stalking ur account for updates. 👀

trying to be more active here but sometimes i forget this app exists 👀 i need to turn on notifications again

The history and literature nerd in me felt it right to share with you that my mum has the entire Charles Dickens collection in fancy hard covers. I just found out today, and you were the first person I thought of. I can't wait to read them.

OMG OMG OMG REALLY???? i swear, you won the lottery! you won't regret it.

the fancy hardcovers of charles dickens' books are so beautiful, but i’ve never had the chance to see them in person. i guess i just haven't found the right bookstore!

and it's an honor to know that you saw a classic and remembered me, you have no idea how much reading this made my day like, 100% 🤎 [ but i must admit that whenever i see something about thunderbolts i also think of you ]

valentine's day.

paradise.

Hi, I’m from Australia and I love Clarice Lispector! Curious to know if you like her because someone else from Brazil once told me that she wasn’t very popular there?

discovering clarice lispector was like a breath of fresh air. i will never forget the first book i read by her! it’s called “agua viva”.

but i noticed something funny in my country, i feel that brazilians somehow don't get too attached to writers that they are “forced” to study in literature class, and clarice lispector constantly appeared in literature tests!

in fact clarice is not very popular in brazil, i would say only among older people. younger people don't give her much importance, at least in my experience! i have never met anyone who had read any of her books, i also gave a short presentation about clarice in high school, but people didn't pay much attention. as absurd as it may be, i’ve seen many brazilians say that they find her works "boring."

library on a cloudy day.

Do you write? If so, what's the best tip for motivation you've discovered.

the biggest motivation i found was myself.

and that's terribly cliché!

i’ve been writing since i was a little girl, i started when i was about 10 years old and i loved writing horror stories. it wasn't very good, it was the kind of thing a 10 year old would write. i’ve never stopped writing since then, although i haven't had the courage to publish a book, to be honest. but life unfortunately didn't allow me to delve deeper into writing, so time got shorter, i started university and after i adapted i finally had more time for my writing.

and to keep myself inspired, i started writing short stories based on the things that were happening around me. from the little bakery on the corner that ended up closing down and creating a big story involving vampires and witches behind it to the cute baby horse that appears in the abandoned square sometimes [and how he was trying to tell someone something but no one understood him].

taking small things from your everyday life and turning them into a story is something magical and keeps me inspired all the time. i believe everyone should try something like this! 🖤

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