#literature stuff

[epiph-annie]

I'm not dead but I'm buried in my books

[personinthepalace]

surprise svt mention in the book I’m currently reading haha

[can-of-w0rmz]

Written by Mary Shelley but feeling the desperation to be written by Victor Hugo, the struggle

[whereipostnotes]

I recently read this article where Harvard psychologists revealed that dogs dream of their humans when they sleep. It's such a beautiful idea that shows us what real love can do, they can't speak, all they do is " woof, woof,..." but somewhere in them there's a sweet child longing for love and care and when they get it they never stop expressing their love and gratefulness. I wonder what they dream about, do they dream about our face? do they dream about our smell? do they repeat telecast everything that you have said to them while they dream, haha? They are so pure hearted.

Humans should learn from this particular idea and them, that it feels beautiful and joyful to love, if you don't believe me, just pet the dog near you and see how you will smile by just looking at them being playful with you.

@whereipostnotes

[thoumpingground]

One of the best accidental compliments I've ever received was from a guy at uni I'd shared a lit and history class with. We have a common friend and I was sitting nearby as he was quizzing her on LotR and as he got to the harder questions he turned to me and said "don't help her".

I couldn't if I wanted to. I haven't read LotR (yet). I've barely watched the movies. I'd never mentioned LotR to or near him. But I like coming across as a person who has read LotR.

[gripes-withthesun]

also who wants to hear my unnecessary rant on robert frost's the road not taken?

[queen-bi-blog]

Google can bring you back 100,000 answers.

A librarian can bring you back the right one.

- Neil Gaiman

[kurja-tales]

When I tell someone that I'm a literature student and they reply *that explains everything* is what I live for.