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Reblog to take 1 year of JK Rowlings life lol

“but what about separating the art from the artist” buddy. listen to me. joanne kathleen rowling is relevant for one reason and one reason only—she wrote harry potter. that’s why she’s famous. that is the bedrock of her fucking platform. jk rowling is the harry potter lady and harry potter is the jk rowling guy. this is not the same thing as listening to a song on repeat even though the keyboardist was an asshole, or reading a novel by some dude who sucked ideological shit in the 1800s. jk rowling has a hate platform right now, today, and she sustains it off of harry potter bucks. u will forgive me if i am unwilling to advertise for her

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Art done by @/lenadoodlles on insta! Edit done by me.

#wip #book wip

freegameplanet

Hitchcock’s Psycho Adventure Game is an excellent Psycho-based pixel art point and click adventure where you check-in to the Bates Motel!

Read More & Play The Full Game, Free (Windows & Mac)

slvtforniklaus

Unpopular opinion ig but Finn Mikaelson is overhated. I hate how the poor guy gets hated on FOR BEING SUICIDAL. Like bro be fr. Mans hated who he was and himself. He never wanted to be a vampire.

And klaus was a dick for keeping him in that coffin for 900 years. I mean I get it yeah sure he hated himself but you could have at least been a good brother and help him overcome that hatred.

agirlnamedbone

“One of the most disturbing things about I Spit on Your Grave, I think, is its almost perverse simplicity. The men are not odd specimens but in the normal range of variation; their acts of brutal rape are not traced to dysfunctional upbringing (no Mother Bateses here); Jennifer takes the revenge she does not for deep-seated psychological reasons but because it is the punishment that fits the crime; there are no extenuating circumstances; the law is not involved, nor are legal questions raised; and there is no concern whatever, not even at the level of lip service, with moral and ethical issues. In short, I Spit on Your Grave offers no outs; it makes no space for intellectual displacement. […]

I Spit on Your Grave shocks not because it is alien but because it is too familiar, because we recognize that the emotions it engages are regularly engaged by the big screen but almost never bluntly acknowledged for what they are.”

–Carol J. Clover, from Men, Women and Chainsaws (1992)

aloneandforsakenbyfateandbyman

Tomie (1998)

mutilatedcarapace

raw (2016) // emma rebholz, no good bloodsuckers // interview with the vampire (1994) // natalie diaz, postcolonial love poem // hannibal (2013-2015) // marina tsvetaeva, poem of the end // jennifer's body (2009) // leah raeder, black iris // ginger snaps (2000) // azra t.