inside the pasta bowl

noodle he/him love d&d, art, writing, cats n shit

[solardrake]

greeble neeble gomble womp?? e mfucking worgle smeet huga dorble!!!!

[jennydolfen]

“No apologize!” Shallan declared. “Boots!”

Kaladin leaned back, trying to parse what had just been said. “Boots?” he asked.

“Yes,” Shallan said. “I am liking your boots. You will apology with boots.”

“You . . . want my boots?”

Brandon Sanderson, Words of Radiance

(Yes, I know Tyn should be there, but I felt she threw off the controntation.)

The two bridgemen at the back are Hobber and Moash. (I've just started Oathbringer, so no spoilers beyond that please! =))

[king-k-ripple]

[skipppppy]

It took them oiling up Nicholas Galitzine and making him fight Skeletor in a loincloth to get me back but I’m here. I guess. Fuck

[beebooks]

one of the things i love the most about piranesi is how the main character is this kind, inquisitive person who loves the world he inhabits and feels loved by it in turn, and how this is not something he needs to grow past, rather it is what saves him and keeps him alive. being observant, curious, wanting to learn about the House, being grateful for all it gives him, this is what keeps him alive and what helps him through the events that take place

[dick-hardboiled]

Oh piranesi. You most beautiful of people. I anyone else's hands, piranesi could have been a thriller or a horror, but in your hands I wonder at the endless halls and the albatrosses and the tides. I think of the statues and the reeds. Of companionship, loneliness, and the fulfilment found in the work of my hands.

[that-wizard]

this one is a bit late, but here's the final piece for the last book I read in 2024!

[grubloved]

two quotes from How to Pay Attention: Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi by leach schnelbach for reactmag

[beetleandfox]

piranesi on the mind

[riff-raaf]

“For a moment I had an idea of what it would be like if instead of two people in the World there were thousands.”

[bloodbroox]

piranesi 🏛️🪈📚

[anticlockfoolish]

weird/sentient house alignment chart

[sauzzart]

“The beauty of the House is immeasurable; its Kindness infinite”

[beetleandfox]

My favorite part about Piranesi (the book) is that it's honestly told from the wrong perspective. The main character should be Raphael, the maverick cop who overcomes public doubt to solve a cold case and take down a cult. But Susanna Clarke was like hmmm actually what if we watched the missing guy talk to birds for 300 pages as the plot takes place offstage. and it was fire

[deathcomequickly]

The Drowned Halls

Ko-fi

[animentality]

[smumjii1]