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#IN A FILM OF PERFECT MOMENTS THE HAND FLEX⢠STANDS ALONE /#BEATIFIED; REVERED AMONGST ITS PEERS / #NEVER BEFORE OR SINCE HAS A PIECE OF CINEMA BEEN SO PURE; SO HEART WRENCHING; SO OBSCENELY EROTIC / #IM GONNA KILL MATTHEW MCFADYEN #THE WAY HIS THUMB GRAZES OVER HER KNUCKLES PUT ME IN THE MOTHERFUCKING BIN / #and the way she looks at him like âdid he justâ /#and he looks back at her like âfuck. i did thatâŚ. we practically boned on the drivewayâ / #BUT HONESTLY THIS ONE MOMENT IS MORE SEXUALLY CHARGED THAN ANY SEX SCENE OR ANY ACTUAL SEX / #and okay like people who hate this movie / #(YES. THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO HATE CINEMATIC MASTERPIECE PRIDE AND PREJUDICE 2005) / #say that it is a bad adaption of the book because it focuses on the sexual tension too much / #and not the like ~repressed nature of lizzie and darcyâs witty repartee / #BITCH / #ARE YOU SEEING THIS? / #DO YOU SEE THIS GIFSET? / #IS HE NOT REPRESSED ENOUGH FOR YOU????? / #HE SPENDS THE WHOLE MOVIE DISGUSTED THAT HEâS ACCIDENTALLY CAUGHT FEELINGS / #HE THRIVES ON HAVING TOUCHED HER HAND TO HAND FOR LIKE A MONTH!?? / #THEY GAZE AT EACH OTHER DURING CHURCH SERMONS / #IâVE NEVER SEEN TWO PEOPLE SO REPRESSED IN MY WHOLE FUCKING LIFE / #look JANE AUSTEN HERSELF would SWOON watching this movie / #she would skype that dude she got engaged to for one night and ask him to roleplay reenact this hand flex with her /#kinkshame the austen @apriki
Note to Millennials from GenX:
So you know those news stories about how Millennials donât buy enough breakfast cereal or paperback books or homes or whatever the hell that Boomers are complaining that âkids these daysâ donât spend money on?  And yâall are like âLOL, no cash my palâ? Â
I think thereâs something more insidious going on. Â You see, they thought they had you. Â Forget the Saturday morning cartoons of my childhood, they had Disney Channel and Nickelodeon feeding you ads all day long. Â Your generation got advertising in your schools. Â Your parents took you to prosperity doctrine spewing MegaChurches (itâs Mega so itâs gotta impress the kids, right?). Â
They thought you were going to be their generation of super-consumers. Â
You are generations distant from the great depression, and the 1979 energy crisis. Â Boomers want to pretend that the 2008 housing bubble wouldnât affect the little kids. Â And plus, we had grown past the era of Yankee thrift and hippie DIY frugality. Â Right? Â And there was no mopey Kurt Cobain glamorizing thrift-store flannel shirts. Â You guys were going to out-consume the Boomer generation. Â They were sure of it.
Those think pieces? Â Theyâre Boomer disappointment that you have found value in something other than your place as a mindless consumer.
And yeah, Iâm not going to pretend that yâall have more cash than you do. Â It was fucking idiotic to think they were going to raise a consumer generation without having to pay them the money they would need to buy even lifeâs necessities. Â And I could write a book about how my generation was complicit in destroying the old values around work and loyalty that left your generation screwed. Â Really, Iâm genuinely sorry for the mistakes we made.
But you guys have given a big middle finger to the generation who thought that they could manipulate you from birth into manipulable-money-spending-machines. Â And Iâm way fucking proud of you for that. Â Â
always reblog the post about how millenials fucking killed capitalism
Obsessed with Pride and Prejudice? Read it not once, not twice, but threee times or more? Have dreams about Mr Darcy, and look up to Elizabeth Bennet? Need more P&P in your life? Then this list is for you! Below are suggestions for P&P adaptations, sequels, more Jane Austen, non-fiction suggestions, P&P for the screen and a little P&P trivia for your heart to enjoy!
âA girl likes to be crossed a little in love now and then.ââ
 Note: I have not read all of the books, and watched all the programs mentioned below. Some have been recommended to me, others I know to be similar, and others were suggested by Goodreads.  There are literally hundreds of books based or about P&P, so I added the ones that looked the best, but feel free to tell me Iâm wrong or suggest others!)
P&P Sequels/Rewrites/Other POVs/?Â
Death Comes to Pemberley by P.D. JamesÂ
A Guinea Pig Pride and Prejudice  by Alex Goodwin
Longbourn by Jo BakerÂ
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Seth Grahame-Smith
Pride & Prejudice (Jane Austen: Marvel Adaptations)Â by Nancy Butler
Lizzy and Jane by Katherine Reay
The Secret Diary of Lizzie Bennet by Bernie Su
The Epic Adventures of Lydia Bennet by Bernie Su
The Jane Austen Book Club by Karen Joy Fowler
Eligible by Curtis Sittenfield
Prom and Prejudice by Elizabeth Eulberg
More Jane Austen?
Sense and SensibilityÂ
EmmaÂ
PersuasionÂ
Northanger AbbeyÂ
Mansfield ParkÂ
Love and Friendship
Lady Susan, The Watsons, SanditonÂ
Jane Austenâs Letters
Non-Fiction?
Why Jane Austen? by Rachel Brownstien
Searching For Jane Austen by Emily Auerbach
A Truth Universally Acknowledged: 33 Reasons Why We Canât Stop Reading Jane Austen by Susannah Carson
So You Think You Know Jane Austen? by John Sutherland
Jane Austen Cover to Cover: 200 Years of Classic Book Covers by Margaret C. Sullivan
Jane Austenâs England by Roy Adkins
What Jane Austen ate and Charles Dickens Knew by Daniel Pool
Behind Closed Doors: At Home in Georgian England by Amanda Vickery
Jane Austen: A Life by Claire Tomalin
Other Recommendations?
North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell'sÂ
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Middlemarch by George EliotÂ
Cranford by Elizabeth Gaskell
The Grand Sophy by Georgette HeyerÂ
Poldark Saga by Winston Graham
To Watch?
The Lizzie Bennet Diaries (Youtube)
Pride and Prejudice - 2005 Version
Pride and Preudice - 1995 BBC TV series (+Colin Firth!)
Death Comes to Pemberley
Lost in Austen
1940â˛s Pride and Prejudice
Other Links?
Pemberley Pond - The Cutest Website and Cartoon ever!
Quizzyyyy (I got 7/10)
More P&P Quizzes
Fun Facts you didnât know?
Pride and Prejudice and Chatsworth House
Hilarious Montage Video
What if they had SnapchatâŚ..?
Jane Austen Quotes
Pride and Prejudice for babies
So thatâs it! I hope you find it most helpful. Like I said before, this list is a work in progress and any suggestions or amendments are much appreciated! [Send them here!] If people want I can make more of these lists, or a list or P&P blogs, or anything else you want (I love making lists).
Itâs been a long time since Iâve done one of these, but I feel like I should really start posting ootdâs again.
I went to Las Vegas this past week with a couple friends who also work at Torrid. We went to a rooftop beach party at Draiâs Beachclub and Night Club. We knew we needed to wear swimsuits, but we also needed to be slightly covered since we were walking two hotels over. Literally everything we are wearing is Torrid (except for the brown sandals and green/blue flip flops).

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Giveaway Contest: Weâre giving away fifteen miniature-sized, vintage paperback classics by Fyodor Dostoevsky, Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, Thomas Hardy, Edgar Allan Poe, Somerset Maugham, Emily Bronte, and others. Wonât this little collection 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 July 15, at which time weâll start a new giveaway. And yes, weâll ship to any country. Easy, right? Good luck!
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Giveaway Contest: Weâve partnered with Alma Books to give away five of their beautiful Alma Classics Evergreens editions (pictured above)! Wonât these 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 randomly choose a winner on June 4, at which time weâll start a new giveaway. And yes, Alma Books has agreed to make this an International giveaway! Good luck!
Giveaway Contest: Weâve partnered with Alma Books to give away five of their beautiful Alma Classics Evergreens editions (pictured above)! Wonât these 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 randomly choose a winner on June 4, at which time weâll start a new giveaway. And yes, Alma Books has agreed to make this an International giveaway! Good luck!
Giveaway Contest: Weâve partnered with Alma Books to give away five of their beautiful Alma Classics Evergreens editions (pictured above)! Wonât these 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 randomly choose a winner on June 4, at which time weâll start a new giveaway. And yes, Alma Books has agreed to make this an International giveaway! Good luck!

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My new yearâs resolution inspired these giveaways in an attempt to give more and to encourage others to read. I am participating in #bookonabench often, but this is a way for to me share books with you guys and give back. I will have a giveaway running at one point all year. When one ends, another will begin. This way I can keep giving and youâll still have an opportunity to win! The second giveaway begins now.
There will be one winner that I will send $25 worth of book(s) to. You can pick ANY books you want. (not just the books pictured aboveâŚ. ANY)
The rules are simple:
must be following me: @booklover277
reblog / like this post to enter. reblog as many times as you want.
I will be buying the book(s) from book depository or amazon, so make sure one of those will ship to your country.
if under 18, you must have parent/guardian permission.
must be willing to give me your address
must have your ask box open, so that I can contact you.
If the winner does not get back to me within 48 hours, I will be selecting a new winner.
giveaway ends July 3, 2017
GOOD LUCK!
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Every time I read that post about doing things out of spite I remember that C. S. Lewis put that fucking street lamp in Narnia because Tolkien once said that no good fantasy story would have a lamp in it.
My bros I have been doing a lot of reading about Wacky WWII Hijinks lately and I want to tell you a story because I love it okay
once upon a time there was a dude in Spain named Juan Pujol Garcia. Pujol was a chicken farmer. Pujol hated him some goddamn fascists.
See Spain had recently ended its civil war, with the fascists taking power. So when WWII broke out in Europe, Spain technically remained neutral but in practice was buddy buddy with the Nazis. Juan Pujol Garcia thought this was pretty bullshit
so soon after war breaks out Pujol travels to his local British embassy and goes âhey I wanna spy on the Nazis for youâ
âwho the fuck are you?â say the British, and kick him out
but Pujol is not deterred! He still wants to dunk on some fascists, so now he goes to his local German embassy instead. âheyâ he says, âI wanna spy on the British for you, I sure do hate themâ
âyeah okayâ say the Germans âthat seems pretty legitâ
and just like that Pujol now officially works for the Abwehr, the German intelligence agency. They hand him some spy gear (invisible ink and such) and instruct him to travel to Lisbon, and from there make his way into the UK. So Pujol heads to Lisbon, and a little while later writes to his German handlers telling them heâs made it to England
Pujol had not made it to England. He had, in fact, made it to the Lisbon public library, where he checked out a number of English guide books and set about just wholesale making shit up
this is slightly complicated by the fact that, for example, he completely did not understand British currency and all his expense reports were basically gibberish. He also reported things like bribing Scotsmen, because the people of Glasgow would âdo anything for a litre of wineâ (an actual quote) because, hey, people in Spain like wine so thatâs probably the same right?
Here is where it starts to get really crazy, because the Abwehr loves this. âwow this dude is a great spyâ they say, because apparently none of them had ever been the England either. In fact, they are so pumped about this new awesome spy that the British start to get worried
you see, by this time the British had cracked Germanâs supposedly unbreakable Enigma code and were totally dunking on the Nazis by reading basically all of their ~super top secret~ radio transmissions. And, crucially, theyâd become so good at breaking and reading traffic that there were literally no German spies in England. The Germans would set up a spy drop (usually dropping dudes in by parachute in the middle of the night), the British would intercept the message and then just scoop the dudes up as soon as they landed in a move that must have been SUPER embarrassing to the spies
so there are no German spies in the UK because theyâre all sitting in a prison run by MI5 (although some are being run under supervision as double agents, feeding Germany bullshit). But suddenly MI5 is picking up all this traffic from the Germans talking about their super great spy- a spy the British do not have in their jail
âoh shitâ says MI5, and starts rereading all the transmissions they have to and from this mysterious super spy.
âhey waitâ says MI5, upon actually reading the shit the spy was sending. âsomeone is playing silly buggers, pip pip cheerioâ
At this point, Pujol, still in Lisbon, had actually been approaching the British embassy again, repeatedly, but apparently âI am literally an Abwehr agent and would like to offer you my servicesâ wasnât interesting enough, because he was repeatedly turned away, again. It wasnât until MI5 started asking around that one of the embassy staff was like âoh yeah we know that guyâ
so in 1942 the British finally make contact with Pujol and he officially becomes a spy for MI5. They move him to London and assign him a case officer so he can start making up even better bullshit
and he does. Once actually in London, Pujol reports to the Abwehr that heâd recruited a whole slew of informants- from a bunch of Welsh Aryans to disaffected army officers. He ends up with a network of 20+ sub-spies, all feeding him information from around the UK
none of these people actually exist
Pujol just straight up invented like 20 people, keeping careful track of their fake personalities, names, and activities. With the help of MI5, the information he sends becomes even better- a mix of true but ultimately useless facts and actually important intel timed to arrive in Germany just slightly too late to be of any use. He and his âspy networkâ become the Abwehrâs most trusted agents
Pujol, now codenamed Agent Garbo (for his acting skills), ends up playing a huge role in the run-up to D-Day, where the Allies mounted a huge intelligence campaign to convince Hitler that the planned site of attack was going to be Calais and not Normandy (this was Operation Fortitude and you should absolutely look it up for more Wacky WWII Adventures). Obviously you know how this ended
crazily enough, the Abwehr never figured out that Pujol was a double agent. After the war he received both the Iron Cross Second Class (which require personal authorization from Hitler), and a Member of the Order of the British Empire (from King George VI)
unable to resist being totally fucking ridiculous, Pujol turned down MI5âs post-war offer to continue spying, but this time against the USSR. âno,â he said âjust help me fake my own death and then Iâm moving to Venezuelaâ
and thatâs exactly what he did. Juan Pujol Garcia died in 1988, at the age of 76
edit: Iâve had a few people asking for sources so hereâs a little writeup on Garbo from MI5 itself! https://www.mi5.gov.uk/agent-garbo
As cool as Juan Pujol Garcia was, he couldnât have done it without his wife Araceli Gonzalez (even if she did almost out him as a spy).
You see, early on, it was Pujolâs wife Araceli who convinced his German handlers that he was in England while they were both living in Portugal. Araceli personally delivered some of her husbandâs first spy messages. She even helped create the 28 fake spies that made up Pujolâs network, complete with background and life stories.
And when MI5 finally decided to accept Pujolâs service as a double agent, he brought Araceli with him. Araceli, who loved Spain, who had family and friends in Spain, was essentially forced to live in solitude in a tiny house in London. She didnât know the language, she couldnât call home, and the only person she could talk to, Pujol, was always off playing super spy. MI5 wouldnât even let her make friends in the Spanish speaking community for fear that theyâd be influenced by pro-German Spanish agents. And they also wouldnât let her assist her husband with the super spying bits.
Araceli hated everything about Britain. She hated the weather, the food (complaining that there was âtoo much macaroni, too many potatoes, not enough fish"), and was all around miserably lonely and trapped.
Things came to a boil in 1943 when her request to go back to Spain the visit her mother was denied. She often pleaded to her husbandâs handler, TomĂĄs Harris. But nothing changed. Eventually, she became desperate and threatened to leave her husband.
They of course didnât take her super seriously, and in a patronizing effort to placate her, they got her 12 pairs of silk stockings in February 1943. Because nothing says âbe happyâ like silk stockings that you donât really have any purpose to wear since you canât really go anywhere and canât talk to anyone (not to mention, itâs February in London).
In June, Araceli went nuclear. She called up Harris and threatened to go to the Spanish Embassy and reveal her husbandâs spy adventures AND MI5â˛s entire double agent program. She said she would keep quiet if she would be allowed to go back to Spain, stating âI donât want to live another day in England!â
So Pujol decided to create this absolutely ridiculous plan to deceive his wife into thinking her threats caused him to get pulled from super-spy-duty, and he got arrested and imprisoned after reacting violently.
So Araceli calls up MI5, who sends someone out to check on her and bring her to see her husband (who is in the middle of being pretend arrested). They arrive at the house to see her sitting in the kitchen and all the gas taps on. The MI5 agent believed Araceli was on to their scheme only pretending to be suicidal, stating âthere was a 90% chance that this was mere âplay action.ââ
So the MI5 agent takes Araceli to an interrogation center to see her husband in full prison uniform and blindfolded. He tearfully begged her to âsaveâ him by signing an apology letter and pledging that she would never âdo anything in future to jeopardize the work being done by her husband.â And so she signed.
After the war, Pujol chose to go to Venezuela in hopes to salvage his marriage. But he had no such luck, and in 1948 Araceli moved back to Spain without Pujol, taking their three children with her. And in 1949, MI5 told Araceli her husband died of Malaria in Africa.
Alright, loves! Itâs that time of year again where I show a little extra appreciation to my wonderfully bookish followers. I am so grateful for each and every one of you.
There will be one winner that I will send $25 worth of book(s) to. You can pick ANY books you want. (not just the books pictured aboveâŚ. ANY)
The rules are simple:
must be following me: @booklover277â
reblog / like this post to enter. reblog as many times as you want.
Iâll be buying the book(s) from book depository or amazon, so make sure one of those will ship to your country.
if under 18, you must have parent/guardian permission.
must be willing to give me your address
must have your ask box open, so that I can contact you.
If the winner does not get back to me within 48 hours, I will be selecting a new winner.
giveaway ends January 8, 2017
GOOD LUCK!
Just remember. There is no such thing as a fake geek girl. There are only fake geek boys. Science fiction was invented by a woman.
Specifically a teenage girl. You know, someone who would be a part of the demographic that some of these boys are violently rejecting.
Isaac Asimov.
yo mary shelley wrote frankenstein in 1818 and isaac asimov was born in 1920 so you kinda get my point
If you want to push it back even further Margaret Cavendish, the duchess of Newcastle (1623-1673) wrote The Blazing World in 1666, about a young woman who discovers a Utopian world that can only be accessed via the North Pole - oft credited as one of the first scifi novels
Women have always been at the forefront of literature, the first novel (what we would consider a novel in modern terms)Â was written by a woman (Lady Muraskaiâs the Tale of Genji in the early 1000s) take your snide âIsaac Asimovâ reblogs and stick it
even in terms of male scifi authors, asimov was predated by Jules Verne, HG Wells, George Orwell, you could have even cited Poe or Jonathan Swift has a case but Asimov?
PbbBFFTTBBBTBTTBBTBTTT so desperate to discredit the idea of Mary Shelly as the mother of modern science fiction you didnât even do a frickin google search For Shame
And if you want to go back even further, the first named, identified author in history was Enheduanna of Akkad, a Sumerian high priestess.
Kinda funny, considering this Isaac Asimov quote on the subject:
Mary Shelley was the first to make use of a new finding of science which she advanced further to a logical extreme, and it is that which makes Frankenstein the first true science fiction story.
Even Isaac Asimov ainât having none of your shit, not even posthumously.
You know what else was invented by women? Masked vigilantes, the precursor to the modern superhero. Baroness Emma Orczy wrote The Scarlet Pimpernel in 1905. The character would later inspire better known masked vigilantes such as Zorro and Batman.
Got that?
Stick that in your international pipe and smoke it
I have literally been telling people this for over a year.
the first extended prose piece - ie a novel, was not, as many male scholars will shout, Don Quixote (1605) but The Tale of Genji (1008) written by a woman
The first autobiography ever written in English is also attributed to a woman, The Book of Margery Kempe (1430s).
The day may come when I find this post and do not reblog it, but it is not this day.
Women invented language while men were hunting. I meanâŚ

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