The Dawn of Eternal Winter by Veronika Sizova
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The Dawn of Eternal Winter by Veronika Sizova
Patricia A. McKillip, from her book titled "The Book of Atrix Wolfe," originally published in 1995
Where are all the single femme x femme lesbians in Toronto?🥀 I promise I don’t bite…
“Her presence seared me like a flame… but what did I care what kind of fire this was in which I burned and melted, when it was bliss to burn and melt?”
— First Love (1860), Ivan Turgenev
Postcards from Istanbul
Minoa Pera Bookshop — a lovely, quiet place to get coffee & write ☕️ (more…)
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Happy Pride 🌈
When life brings me another plot twist that I can use for the sequel:
Чтобы рвал меня на части Ураган!
Marina Tsvetaeva, A savage will.
Marina Tsvetaeva, from a poem titled "As unforgettable as you’re forgetful," featured in Moscow in the Plague Years: Poems
Natalie Barney hanging around naked in nature has got to be one of my favourite photo categories
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Florence Welch, the goddess that you are…
February 2026 mood
People come and go, and that’s life, but it is ridiculous how so many of my friendships follow the same pattern, where a woman idealizes me and puts me on a pedestal, then turns her own idealized version of me against me, getting angry and jealous if I reveal a hidden part that doesn’t fit onto her canvas… And it’s always, always artists and writers.
Marina Tsvetaeva, from “An Afterword”