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[parisakamali]

@chaptersnet event iii: spooky reads – the dead and the dark, by courtney gould

if the gold hills and bright skies of snakebite are hope, the dark is the opposite. it is hope turned inside out. it is curdled anger, spite like tar, residue that sits on the lake water like a film.

[aaronstveit]

BOOKS READ IN 2021 ➵ THE DEAD AND THE DARK BY COURTNEY GOULD (★★★★☆)

“We could be her family,” Alejo said. “Isn’t that what our little unit is supposed to be? A collection of things other people threw away?”

[sitpwgs]

edit challenge vs. @sophiemina​​ →  round one ✧ the dead and the dark ± favorite scene

“i feel like you’d be the stray cat,” ashley said. “you’re, like, two steps from being a cat lady now.”

[parisakamali]

the dead and the dark, by courtney gould as a netflix original series

she used to think that home wasn’t a place, it was family. but the family she had then —their strange, broken trio of misfits— hadn’t felt like home in a long time. they were still three lost things, but they were infinitely far apart. home wasn’t family now. home was nowhere. (x)

[sitpwgs]

there would be pain and there would be hope, and logan wasn’t sure which scared her more. but she wasn’t alone anymore. and wherever the road took them, they’d been through worse.

for @sophiemina 🤍 

[sitpwgs]

there would be pain and there would be hope, and logan wasn’t sure which scared her more. but she wasn’t alone anymore.

happy birthday, @sophiemina 🤍 

[parisakamali]

edit challenge vs. @rosebudgirls​​ → round one: the dead and the dark + favourite scene

the word sounded too natural on her tongue. too quick. ashley recognized the same look on logan’s face that she’d seen in the mirror for months. they were adrift in the dark, senselessly paddling for shore.