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Tumblr should be making way more of a fuss about Operation Bounce House. The anti-imperialist core and the Palestine parallels go hard. Dungeon Crawler Carl is already pretty anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist but I feel like this book takes it to the next level.
My painting of Lulu as her alter ego Farm Girl Gigi from Operation Bounce House by Matt Dinniman. This took a minute. At least, this is my interpretation Golly Gosh Mr.! I was doing a master study of Earl Moran's work from around 1947 and thought we could have some fun with this! - Summer in Philly
not to be dramatic but if anything ever happened to him I would kill everyone on earth and then myself
Summer Evening, Wheatfield with Setting sun (1888) by Vincent van Gogh
moodboard
genuinely Carl will come up with a barely logical plan that involves almost dying and several unpredictable insane coincidences to pull off and the AI will be like "sure baby that can work for you" and then Carl in his internal narration is like "the ai is out to get us" as if that thing isnt the BIGGEST reason so many crawlers are alive rn
guildenstern cracking up at hamlets "man delights not me" is sooo funny rip to a legend
okay okay i tried so hard to find and reblog the original in order to say this. guys i don't think it exists anymore :(
but this is hamlet right
— Hamlet (2025), dir. Aneil Karia, screenwriter. Michael Lesslie, based on the play by William Shakespeare
“Even short lives are complex and rich. Even dead children are full of contradictions and flaws and mysteries that will never be fully understood or solved.” ― Eliza Clark, Penance
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I'm making a moodboard for every book I've read in 2025, they're all here!
Me and spelling it wrong x
used to be one of the rotten ones
Penance by Eliza Clarke
Do you know what happened already? Did you know her? Did you see it on the internet? Did you listen to a podcast? Did the hosts make jokes?
Did you see the pictures of the body?
Did you look for them?
It’s been nearly a decade since the horrifying murder of sixteen-year-old Joan Wilson rocked Crow-on-Sea, and the events of that terrible night are now being published for the first time.
That story is Penance, a dizzying feat of masterful storytelling, where Eliza Clark manoeuvres us through accounts from the inhabitants of this small seaside town. Placing us in the capable hands of journalist Alec. Z. Carelli, Clark allows him to construct what he claims is the ‘definitive account’ of the murder – and what led up to it. Built on hours of interviews with witnesses and family members, painstaking historical research, and most notably, correspondence with the killers themselves, the result is a riveting snapshot of lives rocked by tragedy, and a town left in turmoil.
The only question is: how much of it is true?
