Giveaway Contest: To celebrate 2020, we’re giving away twenty paperback classics featuring Truman Capote, Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, John Steinbeck, Agatha Christie, and others! Won’t this collection look lovely on your shelf? :D To win these classics, you must: 1) be following macrolit on Tumblr (yes, we will check. :P), and 2) reblog this post. We will choose a random winner on February 29, at which time we’ll start a new giveaway. And yes, we’ll ship to any country. Easy, right? Good luck!

sorry I’ve been so inactive friends. last week I submitted my honours app and I recently deep- cleaned the whole house (MUCH needed). had my first couple of days rest and it was amazing…. now back to finishing this final paper so I can get started on actual research work for which im actually getting paid loll. while these are more relaxed than the usual studyblr fair the left pic does give a sense of what I’ve been reading & a glimpse at a portion of my BIG (tbf TOO BIG) summer reading list.

may 6 — first strawberries of the season ft. the parisian muji store, upon which we accidentally stumbled while trying to find the pantheon ✨ can’t believe our trip to paris was a month ago already!

may 11, 2019. trying out a new format for my posts. i think it’s really cute so far, i might have to keep going with it <3. also i hit a new follower milestone – hello 800! thank you so much for keeping up with me, i appreciate it everyday!

my journal, 2016.

The featured book is Shrill by Lindy West, and while it is an assigned reading for a class, I could not recommend it more. It’s been an absolute joy to read, as lighthearted and funny as it is intelligent and heart felt.

fridays spent in the company of celtic mythology and thousands of books

good morning, she said to the universe. and so it was. 

currently listening to: wakey-wakey by nct 127

24.03.19 // i’m still alive!!! had a lot of life admin to deal with, but i think my new bedroom is really cute and just wanted to share with the class. i’m working on being more active next month!!!! i love u all and miss u tho

Reading: American Gods by Neil Gaiman (in French so i understand maybe 60%)

-biology summary -working on new art -later on: french practice and code and gym

If I procrastinate I am judged by Vincent van Gogh

13 March 2019 | When you have an excuse to watch BBC documentaries for class you know it’s going to be a pretty swell day. 

Tea time ☕️ 🍂 || Studying for my European literature final

10.19.2018 | Fall intensive week is over, but that just means it’s time to use my “reading break” to review the Greek nouns system and chip away at some church history reading I’ve been meaning to finish. If anyone was wondering, seminary is still pretty grand.