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— Steven Berkoff, The Fall of the House of Usher
OSCAR PIASTRI: HOMECOMING
Adapted from: Litany in Which Certain Things Are Crossed Out by Richard Siken
web weaving for Anárion (fancast as Tamino)
Anárion is a Quenya name. It likely means “Son of the Sun” and is a compound of anar (“sun”) and the patronymic suffix -ion (“son of”)
Isildur is a Quenya name, meaning “Servant of the Moon”, from Ithil (“Moon”) + -dur (“servant”).
Narsil is a Quenya name meaning “red and white flame”. The name is said to consist of the stems NAR (“fire”) + THIL (“white light”). It was a symbolic name, pointing to the Sun and the Moon, the “chief heavenly lights, as enemies of darkness”.
||Tolkien's 'Firiel's song'; Nina Mouawad 'Blue Sun: A poetry collection'; Don’t Carry It All; The Decemberists; The Rings of Power; Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Saenz; Fortesa Latifi; The Old Revolution - Leonard Cohen||
Interview with the Vampire, Season 3 Episode 5 / Mother and Child (Madonna), Egon Schiele (1908)
When asked if he's fired up for next year, Piastri replied: "Just hungry and ready for it.”
Adapted from: Lies about Sea Creatures by Ada Limón
WEARING CARS || ‘‘When she puts that helmet on and climbs into her race car you can’t tell if she’s a man or a woman — she’s just a race driver’.’
A Cyborg Manifesto || Something Less than a Driver || Riding in Cars Between Men || History of female F1 drivers || Lella Lombardi || Divina Galica || Desiré Wilson || Beyond the Grid: Women and the Misconceptions in the F1 Community || Susie Wolff || Doriane Pin || Jamie Chadwick ||
OSCAR PIASTRI: ANATOMY OF A HEART
Adapted from: 'Heart Test with an Echo Chamber' by Margaret Atwood
I’m not perfect, but on my best days, I really am the best.