Comparative views on literature and society
Welcome back to our feature of free rein thoughts over harmless literary products. Long time no read, I hope you didn’t miss it too much. I personally haven’t. Deep, intricate thoughts are fun but they can easily become addictive, before leaving you to deal with the long gone world you have created, lingering in your…
Spring has taken all the coat of sleepiness on the tortoise face the gray hardened snow blocking entrance to the rabbit’s hole, our simple breath also snatched by shoving pollen down our throat. Our cheer turned brittle, the past – all roses although it wasn’t. The bright dark eyes wide open used to gazing curiously…
Disclaimer: DO NOT READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE* *unless you are willing to jump in a rabbit hole of deep, dark knowledge, self discovery and uncomfortable truths. Just joking. By all means, read it. Pain is good for the soul. So class, today’s panegyric was firstly inspired by the wise words of D. Columbro expressing her…
This is a very bookish but interesting blog. Have a look at our posts to decide if we’re any good. Suffice it to say here that we’re a bunch of girlfriends who share a very unappreciated academic background, and a love for cats, sofas, tea and cakes.
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