& glorious.

raconteure: a person who excels in the telling of stories. callie; 19. rare words, anecdotes, books & fairytales.

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i’ve moved!! you can find me at goblinmrkt now!

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i’ve moved!! you can find me at goblinmrkt now!

[starfaells]

i’ve moved!! you can find me at goblinmrkt now!

[starfaells]

i’ve moved!! you can find me at goblinmrkt now!

[starfaells]

i’ve moved!! you can find me at goblinmrkt now!

[starfaells]

i’ve moved!! you can find me at goblinmrkt now!

[starfaells]

i’ve moved!! you can find me at goblinmrkt now!

[starfaells]

i’ve moved!! you can find me at goblinmrkt now!

[starfaells]

i’ve moved!! you can find me at goblinmrkt now!

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i’ve moved!! you can find me at goblinmrkt now!

[emeraudetoubiadaily]

Emeraude Toubia — for Grumpy Magazine | March 2019.

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Amren: I can fit my whole world in the palm of my hands-

Amren: Varian move out of the way I'm trying to get my jewellery

[faenet]

FAVORITE TOG QUOTES AS VOTED BY OUR FOLLOWERS (5/10)

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Literary facts:

The premise of the second part of Don Quixote is that the protagonist is on a quest to beat up a guy who wrote an unflattering fanfic about him

The Tale of Genji contains a chapter with no text to reflect the fact that the viewpoint character has just died

At one point the framing narrative of Frankenstein develops into a dude telling a story about a dude telling a story about a dude telling a story

[prokopetz]

No significant recurring characters appear within the first 25 000 words of Les Misérables, the text’s first fourteen chapters being occupied with a detailed biography of a priest who subsequently appears in one scene

In its authors’ notes, The Princess Bride claims to be an abridged edition of a 16th Century political satire that the editor’s grandfather once read to him as a bedtime story; the movie is in turn purportedly based on this bedtime story version (which appears nowhere in the published text), making it an adaptation of a fictitious abridgement of a nonexistent novel

[days-of-reading]

“Not fabulous.”

Sophocles, Elektra (trans. by Anne Carson)

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starfaells‌:

…wait is sjm jewish?

huh. neat. ( from here )

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...wait is sjm jewish?