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This is "The Decay of Lying" and "The Critic as Artist" (both essays by Oscar Wilde) if he bothered to explain what he meant. <3

My heart shatters every time Siavash longs for home.

C'est marrant. J'adore Marguerite.

Imagine someone not giving you something that could've saved your son's life out of pure pettiness, and you think to yourself: I can persuade him to put off the war, he'll listen to me. Yeah sure buddy.

Ngl I'm suffering through this.

Nothing ever happens in this book.

Near psychosis epileptic episode is FINALLY here NOW WE'RE TALKING

This book is funny and entertaining (there's room for the campiness to grow but it's okay) I am indeed eating 👏 this 👏 up 👏

This is actually fun 😭

The way he builds these complex characters using few words at a time.

What da f-

Nastasya what are you up to

It's absurd how often I forget how funny and engaging these stories are. And the female characters are so well written you can hardly find such complex depictions of women even in modern litrature.

Given that it's heavily inspired by Faust, there will definitely be a price for the deal. Can't wait to see how this turns out. *RuPaul gif*
(Am I seeing themes of racism and sexism or do I just not know the context?)
Also Ivanushka is so babygirl coded.

As a surrealism enthusiast, I can't wait to see how this turns out. But as I progress I feel like I'd understand it better on second read.

(I dived in blind) Why do I keep thinking that the classics are just hefty boring books even though they are always so eventful and engaging. (Though to be fair the translation of the name, "The Master and Margarita" in my native language sounds like it'd be about some old man having a very long conversation with a pretty but vain girl.