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Jadenep date in a cold alley at 5am ~ ⚛️♌️
top 5 books you'd recommend everyone should read at least once
Oooo, good one.
Atomic Habits (James Clear) - Hate to be mainstream but this one does help get one's shit together.
Goblins in the Castle (Bruce Coville) - Our Grade 3 teacher read it to us and it still holds up... uh... thirty two years later.
The Silver Chair - See Point 2. Shout-out to Mr. Johnson for some super-formative childhood literature.
Triumff (Dan Abnett) - Absolutely bizarre, cunningly-crafted historical/futuristic(?) novel set in 20th century Elizabethan England, where the West refused to embrace technology and still relies on magic (sort of).
The War of Art (Steven Pressfield) - Found it completely by coincidence on a bench in Central Park with other free books and it's been a massive help for getting off my ass / getting started on creative work.
The Commute....
In a story in which a woman at night
Sits in a shed, dingy and mosquito-laden,
Trying to read a story-of-no-consequence
Before the last bus arrives, waiting and reading,
While the woman in the no-consequence story
Is about to sign it all off with a big reveal-of-no-purpose;
In a light so grim that it feels otherworldly,
Swatting thoughts and mosquitoes away,
The woman of the poem lingers into the nightwind,
All sweat and jasmine, relief and reluctance;
Musing how waiting sheds are museum junk
And how museums are showcases of decay,
Or why waiting sheds were like yellow butterflies
And the smell of bitter almonds to her: She,
Slithering under the moonlight, catching her bus,
Leaving the town with its unwildernesses and people
With unqualities and her darkroom that smell of
Cheap cigarettes and cum in an intricate olfactory pattern.
She emitted postcards of memory, blueink on lightyellow,
Genuinely
Searched for hideous lookouts in the bus left off by a
War of the rodents in which she had no role to play;
She waited, welllit and tired, and exited at her destination.
— Maani —
— dnh {2020} —
Brennen Taylor
Facts
April 3, 1995
American actor and youtuber
Filmography
Austin [ The Zeroes 2: 2019]
Brennen/ Velma [ The Haunted House Contract: 2017]
Jonah [The Commute: 2016-2017]
Clerk [Shovel Buddies: 2016]
Luka [Palo Alto: 2013]
Young Brad Shackelford [Fort Brother: 2009]
Appearance
brunette
green eyes
Roleplay
playable: teenager, young adult
Finished renovating the train station!
The Commute
Bande-annonce de The Commute avec Liam Neeson!