#book problems

[damnfandomproblems]

Fandom Problem #13,700:

Persepolis should be required reading, because I keep seeing idiotic comments on posts about it claiming it's "Anti-Iranian propaganda" from people who claim to be progressive activists

Persepolis is the graphic novel autobiography of an Iranian refugee who tried to fight for her freedom through various acts of rebellion, while also trying to survive when moral police wanted to arrest people for things like wearing Nike shoes. She also highlighted how she was discriminated against in Europe for her nationality. She then had to fight against her book being censored in schools for depictions of the violence her family went through.

I think she knows more about fighting for your rights than some keyboard warriors who call her literal life "propaganda" for portraying the negatives of Iran.

[radionoiz]

Who wants to tell them that I’m the author and they’re just the characters...

And they’re going to do what I want :)

[signsofsam]

I have 94574308 tabs of Hollanov fanfiction opened to read, but I'm also deep into the third Dungeon Crawler Carl book and it's pulling focus rn.

[yourlocalavian]

Bro someone needs to yell at me to read Caraval so I can finish reading Once Upon a Broken Heart...

[thebookbaddiediaries]

I can stop thinking about Dungeon Crawler Carl. It's all I want to read. Do rereads count towards your reading goals? I say yes. What say you?

[starryvomit]

finishing a book is so bittersweet it’s like wow what an accomplishment but wait i wasn’t done with you yet

[themostineptthateverstepped]

Do you ever wish you could just inject literature into your brain? I have masses and masses of books, and I keep buying books, but what I want to do is have them implanted in my brain, absorbed via osmosis if you will.