Clarice Has Been A Great Company These Days. She Speaks About God Thru Lóri's Point Of View, Her Believes,

i received these three clarice lispector books today! i'm so happy and ready to read her works. i already had other three.

pretty amazing, isn't it? the covers are crazy. i'm gonna start with the second one, água viva - my friend told me so.

apart from that, the days have been a little bit harder, and i can't wait for traveling. i need to get away.

but back to the books: i think i'm gonna really start a booktube. for that, i need to get over my shyness. i might not do it, i always leave projects halfway or 'noneway'.

hope everyone is having an amazing day. take care. 🤍🌧

📖 reading week (27/11 - 03/12)

currently reading

o mito de sísifo - camus (75%)

infocracia - byung-chul han (pg. 62/107)

lolita - nabokov (pg. 25/ 331)

crime e castigo - dostoievski (pg. 33/561)

the way of kings - brandon sanderson (428/1252)

kibogo- scholastique mukasonga (starting)

to be read

a peste - camus

sea of tranquility - emily st john mandel

read (20/11-26/11)

chouette - claire oshtsky

the right to sex - amia srinivasan

tell me i'm an artist - chelsea martin

finished 'infocracia' and byung-chul han is really amazing. since i was at my first graduation, he's been a great deal in my way of seeing things. i'm really glad my adviser told me start reading han.

have you all a great week. 🌧🤍

Anya Taylor-Joy wearing Dior SS23 photographed by Rachel Louise Brown for Harper’s Bazaar

so, i came back to tumblr, after all! weird to be here, i've disappeared almost everywhere, the queen of ghosting. it was for a good reason. i've been dealing with a long period of crisis, gave up 2 semesters at uni, been stuck in my bed 23h/day (not a hyperbole). finally, i feel like coming back here.

in this whole period, i haven't done too much. couldn't read, watched not so many movies/tv shows, but i did listen to a bunch of music. that kept me a bit less depressed.

i feel like i have something inside of me that is trying too hard to get out, but i don't know how to do it; it's a feeling of creation. only a few people actually feel this, like they need to create something, to put it out, but haven't found a way yet. it's stuck, and it's a whole interwork.

AND altho i know that not many people follow me, neither know who i am or whatever, but to anybody reading this and going through something bad, i hope you get better. focus on your health. it'll pass, doesn't matter when, just be strong and keep fighting. this isn't a coaching shit or self-help bad book, but for experience of someone who's dealing with way too much. everyday is a new day to begin again, until you get it.

have a really muthafuckin great day, guys. much love to you. (that's for the 2 people maybe reading this lmfao thank you for being here) 🌧🤍

When Albert Camus wrote "somebody inside of me has always tried, with all his strength, to be nobody."

📖 reading week (20/11 - 26/11)

currently reading (finish or almost)

o mito de sísifo - camus (45%)

lolita - nabokov (pg. 25/331)

crime e castigo - dostoievski (pg. 33/561)

infocracia - byung-chul han (pg. 19/107)

chouette - claire oshtsky (starting rn)

to be read (or just to begin)

the right to sex - amia srinivasan

kibogo - scholastique mukasonga

a peste - camus

1am, i'm reading 'hiperculturalidade', and it's so good. probably, i'll be finishing it on thursday or friday.

also, i read today 'blue horses' by mary oliver and liked it. wasn't too invested tho, but it's great.

and in the morning, i was able to read a lot of 'the idiot' by elif batuman. this book is making me so happy! her writing is amazing and just to be in selin's mind is fascinating.

be kind to yourselves 🤍🌧

Nirvana

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