#bookphotography

[quirkycatsfatstacks]

[chiimi-png]

TBR Diaries EP03 - Coffee shops and gothic tragedies

Wuthering heights is definitely becoming on of my favourite classics, although I have to admit I was kind of hesitant of liking it and it took me a while to get properly into it. I have to admit I kinda held a grudge to it from my first reading (like the one I held on Crime and Punishment for like 10 years until I said it can’t be that boring) so when I set myself the goal of reading the classics I knew that it was inevitable and just ripped it like a bandaid and started and now I can’t stop!!

[citasconcafe]

“Pero el amor que te tengo está lleno de gritos. Es mi vida, y fuera de él no soy sino una alma muerta. Sostenme, espéranos, vela por nosotros”.

Jueves, 14 de julio de 1949.

Albert Camus a María Casares, Correspondencia.

[studyishe]

Sunrise on a flight, breakfast at a famous spot (P.S. the eggs benedict weren’t good, only the cold coffee was) and reading on a train

🎧: Lost (feat. Arkai)

[chrysalistudy]

green green green

[brosh17]

Just found out my debut spy thriller is climbing towards the Top 200 in Political Fiction – feeling grateful!

Hey everyone, I’m M. Brosh, an indie author who just published my first spy/political thriller, Cassandra’s Shadow. It’s been an intense journey – months of research into intelligence operations, nuclear threats, and political intrigue – all packed into a story that blends real-world events with fictional twists.

This week, I learned it’s making its way up the Amazon charts and is now on track to enter the Top 200 in Political Fiction. I’m honestly still in disbelief and wanted to share this little milestone with fellow book lovers.

If anyone here enjoys espionage, high-stakes political drama, and action set across multiple countries, I’d be happy to tell you more about the plot or answer questions about the writing process.

Thanks for letting me share this moment – and for being such an inspiring community.

[fuckingprincess]

[landfrogs]