Literature History

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Words have magic…They undress what lives inside us, discover the hidden truths, they confess nostalg

There is so much quiet sublimityin the shapes that draw your chest;and so many stranded looks…in the

There are feelings that hibernatelike bears waiting for spring,others fall asleep which birds on the

The poetry…It´s a feeling made spelling,it´s essence and words,breaking through…Through the chest,An

Early Modern Europe and (very milky) soy coffee

A history of caricature and grotesque in literature and art, 1875 

chelidonart:The Dead Romans Society - Just like bearsApparently, ancient Romans believed bears shape

melvillye:yesterdaysprint:(Leo Tolstoy did not die, in fact, until 3 years later)16th of July, 1907

macrolit:The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde

historywithwomen:Murasaki Shikibu (English: Lady Murasaki) (c. 978 – c. 1014 or 1025)Murasaki Shikib

Henry David Thoreau, US Postage Stamp, 1967

deviatesinc:1976

Bir erkek dünyadaki herhangi bir kadınla yakın olabilir… Ama sadece tek biriyle mutlu olabili

Kitaplar hayal gücünü uyandırmak için bilet davet ediyor.

Hatalarını kabul etmen gereken yerde suçu bir başkasında arama…

tropijcal:Uruk, Iraq 

imagine-something-creative:I’m four words in and wow

humanoidhistory:Happy Autumn! Illustration from Almanack for 1890 by Kate Greenaway, an Englishchild

abby-studies-art: jenny-hanniver: being-john-malkobitch: Every book in the History of Literature

Count WampyrCourtesy of The Orkney Library Twitter, if Bram Stoker, author of Dracula, had not come

Character of the week: The great HomerHomer was a greek poet. He lived around the eight century befo

Prospero, Miranda and Ariel, from “The Tempest” (detail) by an unknown artist, c. 1780.

William Shakespeare’s Richard IIIProduced and Directed by Laurence Olivier, 1955

Charles Dickens.Photographed by Jeremiah Gurney, c. 1867.Colored by Lombardie Colorings.____________

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