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Karishma
Karishma is on page 171 of 352 of Mad Mabel
Italian stallionđŸ€Ł
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Mad Mabel

Karishma
Karishma is on page 164 of 352 of Mad Mabel
I just love Elsie... I aspire to be a freakin' ol' grandma like her
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Mad Mabel

Karishma
Karishma is on page 385 of 408 of The Song of Achilles
I N THE DARKNESS, two shadows, reaching through the hopeless, heavy dusk.
Their hands meet, and light spills in a flood like a hundred golden urns
pouring out of the sun.
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The Song of Achilles

Karishma
Karishma is on page 267 of 408 of The Song of Achilles
There, at last, is his heart. Blood spills
between shoulder blades, dark and slick as oil. Achilles smiles as his face
strikes the earth.
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The Song of Achilles

Karishma
Karishma is on page 264 of 408 of The Song of Achilles
It is right to seek peace for the dead. You and I
both know there is no peace for those who live after
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The Song of Achilles

Karishma
Karishma is on page 256 of 408 of The Song of Achilles
I have killed a son of Zeus, but it is not enough. They must think it is
Achilles who has done it.
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The Song of Achilles

Karishma
Karishma is on page 250 of 408 of The Song of Achilles
This book made me hate Agamemnon so passionately.
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The Song of Achilles

Karishma
Karishma is on page 250 of 408 of The Song of Achilles
My feet seek
infinitesimal chips in the god-cut rocks. I am not graceful, but scrabbling,
my hands clawing against the stone before they cling. Yet I am climbing. I
will crack their uncrackable city, and capture Helen, the precious gold yolk
within. I imagine dragging her out under my arm, dumping her before
Menelaus. Done. No more men will have to die for her vanity.
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The Song of Achilles

Karishma
Karishma is on page 248 of 408 of The Song of Achilles
I saw their drivers looking back
fearfully, frantically, at Achilles reborn phoenix-like from his sulking rage.
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The Song of Achilles

Karishma
Karishma is on page 242 of 408 of The Song of Achilles
I wept, my chest shaking, my throat rubbed
raw. He would be hated now. No one would remember his glory, or his
honesty, or his beauty; all his gold would be turned to ashes and ruin.
— Nov 03, 2026 06:36PM Add a comment
The Song of Achilles

Karishma
Karishma is on page 164 of 352 of Mad Mabel
‘Do they really believe I hurt Billy? And my mother? And my baby
sister?’
Christos shrugged. ‘I have no idea what people believe. But I would
guess they don’t care if you did or not.’
‘Then why –’
‘For whatever reason, you’re the common enemy. People need one. For
bonding. And for keeping themselves out of the firing line. Also
evolutionary, I think.’ This time he didn’t laugh. ‘But very unfair.’
— Nov 03, 2026 06:11PM Add a comment
Mad Mabel

Karishma
Karishma is on page 145 of 352 of Mad Mabel
I’ve been a single woman all
my life – I’ve unclogged drains, ousted spiders, and investigated suspicious
noises without missing a beat. The fact that I am nervous about answering
the front door in the middle of the day feels like a betrayal of myself, not to
mention of all the women who paved the way before me
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Mad Mabel

Karishma
Karishma is on page 236 of 408 of The Song of Achilles
This is his truest self, earnest
and guileless, full of mischief but without malice. He is lost in Agamemnon
and Odysseus’ wily double meanings, their lies and games of power. They
have confounded him, tied him to a stake and baited him.
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The Song of Achilles

Karishma
Karishma is on page 112 of 352 of Mad Mabel
It strikes me that, with all the cruelties in this
world, there is still nothing quite as dangerous as kindness.
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Mad Mabel

Karishma
Karishma is on page 88 of 352 of Mad Mabel
I was in the sort of pain that makes death seem like a kind option.
Surgery was minutes away. I had never been less okay. And I’ll tell you
something – it changes a person, this sort of pain. It changed me
irrevocably. After I experienced it, I became blacker inside.
— Sep 28, 2026 02:08AM Add a comment
Mad Mabel

Karishma
Karishma is on page 61 of 352 of Mad Mabel
Odd. I wonder, idly, if Roxanne might be a very friendly drug
addict. She does always look tired.
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Mad Mabel

Karishma
Karishma is on page 54 of 352 of Mad Mabel
The relentless inevitability of school, day after
day after day. To add insult to injury, it’s sold to you by older folk like it’s a
golden ticket to Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory. Talk about gaslighting.
— Sep 19, 2026 06:15AM Add a comment
Mad Mabel

Karishma
Karishma is on page 25 of 352 of Mad Mabel
It feels unethical to dislike a child this much
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Mad Mabel

Karishma
Karishma is on page 200 of 288 of Blacktail
I get the gore aspect of it.....but it has no horror.
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Blacktail

Karishma
Karishma is on page 84 of 288 of Blacktail
“The secret,” she said, “is that there is no secret. Everyone suffers.
Some choose to surrender, and some do not. The nature of your courage, the
degree of it
these are entirely up to you.”
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Blacktail

Karishma
Karishma is on page 58 of 128 of Veil T03: Blanc gracieux
Sparkly....it's too bad stars don’t play music
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Veil T03: Blanc gracieux

Karishma
Karishma is on page 405 of 490 of I Know a Place: Rest Stop and Other Dark Detours
So does in last story the fungus takes over that scientist's body?
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I Know a Place: Rest Stop and Other Dark Detours

Karishma
Karishma is on page 353 of 490 of I Know a Place: Rest Stop and Other Dark Detours
“Oh, babe,” the nurse said after a long, contemplative moment. “You
were so right. I do have potential. All I needed to do was focus.”
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I Know a Place: Rest Stop and Other Dark Detours

Karishma
Karishma is on page 230 of 490 of I Know a Place: Rest Stop and Other Dark Detours
Most cover acts are content to be smug little Xerox machines (if Xerox machines also had male-patterned baldness and unfortunate ponytails)
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I Know a Place: Rest Stop and Other Dark Detours

Karishma
Karishma is on page 162 of 490 of I Know a Place: Rest Stop and Other Dark Detours
trauma is the bitch-goddess of humanity
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I Know a Place: Rest Stop and Other Dark Detours

Karishma
Karishma is on page 90 of 192 of ă‚Šă‚·ăƒŸăƒ„ă‚Źă‚Ș 1 [Ushimitsu Gao 1] (Her Face At The Witching Hour, #1)
Never thought I would ever be reading a threesome with ghost
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ă‚Šă‚·ăƒŸăƒ„ă‚Źă‚Ș 1 [Ushimitsu Gao 1] (Her Face At The Witching Hour, #1)

Karishma
Karishma is on page 225 of 241 of I'm Thinking of Ending Things
I think what I want is for someone to know me. Really know me. Know me better than anyone else and maybe even me. Isn’t that why we commit to another? It’s not for sex. If it were for sex, we wouldn’t marry one person. We’d just keep finding new partners. We commit for many reasons, I know, but the more I think about it, the more I think long-term relationships are for getting to know someone.
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I'm Thinking of Ending Things

Karishma
Karishma is on page 200 of 241 of I'm Thinking of Ending Things
Depression is a serious illness. It’s physically painful, debilitating. And you can’t just decide to get over it in the same way you can’t just decide to get over cancer. Sadness is a normal human condition, no different from happiness. You wouldn’t think of happiness as an illness. Sadness and happiness need each other. To exist, each relies on the other, is what I mean.
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I'm Thinking of Ending Things

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