$wag

To put it simply, we don't have time to deal with weak mamodo such as yourself. If you value your life, I'd advise you to give up your book and leave if you wish to survive.

[weatheredlawmoved]

[machinegnome]

[hexingkyriachy-deactivated20200]

Artifact from the secret cabinets of Catherine the Great. Commissioned by her lover Grigory Orlov.

[tinyanddutch-deactivated2014031]

is thAT A DILDO KNIFE

[lieutenantmeowmeow]

the killdo

[itsde-lightful]

[officialfrenchtoast]

only legit valentines gift

[zachsilberberg]

[zachsilberberg]

*drops canadian money in sink* eh-sthetic

[codeinelord]

[wifis-lildevil]

0 to 100 real quick

[emobaria]

[okaymad]

women are not powerful?  oh please i can get your dick up in just a minute in public and there’s nothing you can do bout it

[tayelchapo]

[extrasad]

[pruningthisbranch-deactivated20]

[unacheiverforthewin-deactivated]

Been watching Zatch Bell lately and the only thing the show taught me was to burn books.

[kittesencula]

[pantsareunwelcome]

couldn’t afford a table, please have some dip

[xjnlx]

[recharm-deactivated20140718]

i ship me and money

[echooftheboom]

Burning my own book did not feel the way I thought it would. No part of it felt destructive or transgressive. It felt appropriate. Like it would have been weird if I had not have burned it.

The word “fire” occurs 23 times in Echo of the Boom. “Burn” occurs 44 times. The final edit that was made before locking the manuscript was the removal of the line “close enough, this page might simply burn in your hands.” They took it out because of the people who would be reading the digital version. I guess you can’t really burn a book anymore. Only a copy of a book.

- Maxwell Neely-Cohen

(own the book)

[peter-was-here-again-deactivate]

[chipsdeluxe]

drenched in the blood of my enemies I stand tall