untethered by usefulness and applicability

Juliette Brocal

Good Morning, People of the Page. Question: What do the words, pornography, and erotica, mean to you? Do you feel pornography is a legitimate word for me to use for my Sleeping Beauty books (A.N.Roquelaure) or should I use erotica? And if I should prefer the word, erotica, why? Thanks for your thoughts on this. - Anne Rice on FB, 2015 (x)

from my friend who went to a q&a panel with rolin jones... amc what are you doinggggg bruh

me at every little inconvenience

"I remember years ago when I read [The Vampire Lestat] for the first time being really struck by the first scene that he kind of has with his mother, which is quite early on in the books, and it's after he's killed the wolves and they're kind of… There's this, like, silent… You know that kind of evocative feeling that you get when you're reading that you can't quite explain what it is but it's immediately transporting. I'll never forget it. He has this scene with his mother where they're kind of silently sitting and he's catatonic after killing eight wolves with an axe and flail. And then they're just sort of sitting silently by the fire and there's this intensely uncomfortable sexual energy that is emanating from the pages that I did not fully grasp, but I remember it as a kid, like, looking… thinking… And that feeling happened again, I think, I remember reading it more recently for the first time again, and I was like, it was there. That thing was there." — Sam Reid

Sam Reid and Jacob Anderson | GQ bts photoshoot

happy pride

Edvard Munch (Norway 1863-1944) Summer night on the beach (1903) oil on canvas 103 x 120 cm

"This is a version of Armand who's a bit more desperate, maybe a bit more bitter, a bit less in control. " x

HACKS 5.06 – Quik Scribbl