FURNACE HEART

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[unchildhood]

MARK Z. DANIELEWSKI

House of Leaves (2000);

photos by George Ngayu, or @monstertalent

[zinesbycee]

(nods sagely) (nods basily) (nods rosemarily) (nods saltly) (nods star anisely)

[corrodedparadox]

Salmon Cycle

July’s print for print club!

[romanceyourdemons]

sex position: you, sitting on your throne. me, standing behind you, resting my arm on the back of your throne and sniling so sneetly at your ministers like i have any right to be there

[tatzelwurming]

in the dungeon you will have to face a monster with the nose of a tiger, the teeth of a tiger, the ears of a tiger the eyes of a tiger , the cheeks of a tiger , the neck of a tiger, the torso of a tiger, the arms of a tiger, the paws of a tiger, the belly of a tiger the back of a tiger, the the legs of a tiger, the claws of a tiger, the ankles of a tiger, the tail of the tiger, the mind of a tiger, and the power of a tiger

[thecollectibles]

Art by Hinano

[cy-lindric]

Unusual Saints To Pray To

[yugiohz]

I don’t think it’s possible to go through your 20s without considering at least once to join a monastery

[narrenstrich]

[chanafehs]

Palestinian Lesbians, happy pride to my Palesbians !

[sticksandsharks]

A selection of artwork I made for Carved in Stone, a comprehensive guide to early medieval Pictish society.

You can learn more about this incredible book here!

[capablecapybara]

i have brought peace [citation needed], freedom [citation needed], justice [citation needed], and security [citation needed] to my [citation needed] new empire

[macabre-muses]

vader every time he came across 3po and r2 during the war probably

[mal-studyblr]

hey quick PSA but “reading before bed to wind down” only works if you’re normal about books btw. if you aren’t you are going to end up awake at 2:52am after finishing the whole book just trust me on this one

[classicalcanvas]

Among the Waves by Ivan Aivazovsky

[text-mode]

Cross sea at Île de Ré, France. The waves of two weather systems meet and create a dangerous grid.

via

[werewolfetone]

History degree day 1: the past is so compelling to me. I just love learning about how our ancestors lived. and it’s so interesting how many of them had a fundamentally alien yet perhaps ultimately relatable in context mindset to our own. maybe one day I can begin to understand it?

History degree day 1000: forty martyrs of england and wales ranked by how good they would’ve been at posting on twitter