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“Noemí’s father said she cared too much about her looks and parties to take school seriously, as if a woman could not do two things at once.”
― Mexican Gothic
― Mexican Gothic
“It was the great evil of plays that every character had some kind of purpose. Absorb too much of them, and you could go about believing there was something wrong with you if you drifted unremarked towards your thirties, and coasted into a quiet beach of no interest to anyone.”
― The Lost Future of Pepperharrow
― The Lost Future of Pepperharrow
“He looks like a prince." she continued wistfully.
"Well," said Elliot. "The monarchy are historically inbred.”
― In Other Lands
"Well," said Elliot. "The monarchy are historically inbred.”
― In Other Lands
“She waited by the blackboard, trying to scrape up enough of her abysmal Japanese to ask what was going on. Lectures were always in English, which was just as well, because she had the linguistic capability of a sea cucumber. As far as she could tell, the word for ‘husband’ and the word for ‘prisoner’ were identical. Half the faculty were still worried that she’d got Baron Matsumoto locked away in her attic.”
― The Lost Future of Pepperharrow
― The Lost Future of Pepperharrow
“What, you people expect women to tear apart their bodies and then go to all the bother of raising the children? That takes years, you know,” Serene remarked sternly. “The women’s labour is brief and agonizing, and the man’s is long and arduous. This seems only just. What on earth are men contributing to their children’s lives in the human world? Why would any human woman agree to have a child?” “The more she talks the more sense it all makes,” said Elliot. “Has anyone else discovered that?”
― In Other Lands
― In Other Lands
J.R.R. Tolkien
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Discussion, recommendations, and all-over appreciation for Britain's own myth maker, Professor J.R.R. Tolkien. ...more
The Inklings
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The Inklings was an informal literary discussion group associated with the University of Oxford, England, between the 1930s and the 1960s. Its most re ...more
Lord of The Rings
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For those absolutely amazed at Tolkien's classic Trilogy. ...more
Anglo Saxon Period History and Literature
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A group for people interested in the Anglo Saxon period.
Medieval German Literature
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For those interested in Old and Middle High German literature.
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