#unpublished notes

[suikamelon6]

Lestat and King Louis XIV

here is a pdf of 260 pages cleaned up Jpegs (by me) of Anne Rice's "Lestat & King Louis XIV"

https://ufile.io/2lltf5g6

(photos taken by @kaelio and @thecactifindahome) Thank you so much guys! SO GRATEFUL.

An OCR text file for kindle is coming (being proof-read)

[wrote-you-a-poem]

I don't know who you are but I want to. Already, I want to.

m . e d w a r d s | unpublished notes

[qupritsuvwix]

Dive beneath the pyramids of Egypt’s black pharaohs

The 2,300-year-old royal tomb of a Nubian pharaoh appears nearly untouched—and submerged in rising groundwater. What’s an archaeologist to d

Racist archeology and ignorance.

[wrote-you-a-poem]

[iamsulthan]

#Current Affairs, Unpublished notes

[dionysianartist]

[sweeping generalisation] people find it hard to appreciate death, it makes us uncomfortable to think about it... But imagine this, imagine the last words you’d say to a  person before you die.

I guess you’d want it to be impacting? That sentence is  a lifetimes consideration.  The final words. The feeling you experience for the words used would be different as they are your last... they are so purposeful that they ‘lose’ meaning. Really, nobody will understand the extent of your last words expect yourself because in that moment before death you will be speaking absolute truth. Our final words are the purist form of expression we can devote in life. Now if we set that as a baseline, imagine what we can do?