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1. Ocean Vuong | 2. love Slowly Kills by Adrian Borda | 3. Anne Carson, from “The Fall of Rome: A Traveller’s Guide.” | 4. Julia Ducournau & Agathe Rousselle Talk ‘Titane’ And Violent Women In Cinema | 5. Monster (1994-2001) Naoki Urasawa | 6. Thus Spoke Zarathustra - Friedrich Nietzsche | 7. Mary Shelley ― Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus | 8. Henry Miller, from a letter to Anaïs Nin, featured in "A Literate Passion: Letters of Anaïs Nin & Henry Miller, 1932-1953″ | 9. William Shakespeare — Macbeth | 10. Henry Miller, from a letter to Anaïs Nin, featured in “A Literate Passion: Letters of Anaïs Nin & Henry Miller, 1932-1953″ | 11. "Vesuvius" Amber Spark | 12. “The Forbidden Wish" Jessica Khoury | 13. Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (Russ Meyer, 1965) | 14. "11/11" Devi Mccallion | 15. Mahtem Shiferraw, Fuschia | 16. Rick Yancey, The Curse of the Wendigo | 17. Kristin Cashore, Graceling | 18. killer, pheobe bridgers | 19. Marie Howe, “After the Movie” | 20. La Faim by Félix Labisse | 21. Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome | 22. martha gellhorn, selected letters | 23. raw (2016) | 24. David Foster Wallace, Infinite Jest | 25. Lily Chatterjee (attrib.) | 26. The Dark Knight (2008) dir. Christopher Nolan | 27. Joey Comeau, A Softer World (#642) | 28. Cormac McCarthy, All the Pretty Horses | 29. carmen maria machado, in the dream house | 30. nicole lyons | 31. wintersong, s. jae-jones | 32. nicole homer, “underbelly” | 33. Only Angels Have Wings, Nicole Dollangange | 34. Carol Ann Duffy, Medusa | 35. Khalil Gibran | 36. ocean vuong | 37. Ice Nine Kills, The Nature of the Beast | 38. Octavio Paz, tr. by Elizabeth Bishop, The Collected Poems, 1957-1987 | 39. Rabindranath Tagore (1861 - 1941) | 40.Adrienne Rich, from Diving into the Wreck; “The phenomenology of anger” | 41. Franz Wright, from his collection God’s Silence | 42. Euripides, Medea | 43. Journal of Katherine Mansfield - Katherine Mansfield. | 44. the archer by taylor swift | 45. Kingdom Animalia by Aracelis Girmay (2011) | 46. Toni Morrison, Sula | 47. "As Consciousness Is Harnessed to Flesh: Journals and Notebooks" by Susan Sontag | 48. Björk - Bachelorette

1. Kaveh Akbar, from Calling A Wolf A Wolf: Poems; “Heritage” 2. Sophia Lorne 3. peonyprose, on tumblr 4. tealopossum, on tumblr 5. Alicia Ostriker, from The Imaginary Lover; “In the twenty-fifth year of marriage, it goes on” 6. Joy Harjo, from An American Sunrise: Poems; “Break my heart” 7. Caitlyn Siehl, Cut 8. Melissa Broder, Problem Area 9. Richard Siken, Black Telephone 10. Min Jin Lee, Pachinko

1. Sophocles, Elektra, trans. Anne Carson | 2. Art by Putrid Hound | 3. Olga Orozco, from Engravings: Torn from Insomnia "To Destroy the Enemy," | 4. Marya Zaturenska, from The Collected Poems; "The Angel of the Solitary," | 5. Excerpts from my diary, from @inkedpoet | 6. Blonde by Joyce Carol Oates | 7. Nikolay Punin, referring to Anna Akhmatova, from a diary entry featured in Anna of All the Russias: A Life of Anna Akhmatova | 8. Hamlet, Act I scene V by William Shakespeare | 9. Contender by Traci Brimhall | 10. Anne Sexton, from The Complete Poem of Anne Sexton; "Live," | 11. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley | 12. Bertolt Brecht, from Poems 1913 - 1956 | 13. Jorge Luis Borges, tr. by Tony Barnstone, from Selected Poems; "The Other Tiger," | 14. Marguerite Duras, from the Lover. | 15. Iphigenia, from A Memory of Wind, trans by Rachel Swirsky | 16. At the Gates of Dis by Kim Jakobsson | 17. Ingeborg Bachmann, from In the Storm of Roses: Selected Poems; Songs of Flight. | 18. Cassandra de Alba, from "A Barbie Drem House But All the Dolls Are Kitchen Knives" published in Underblong | 19. Tanaka Mhishi, Literary Sexts II | 20. Lidia Yuknavitch, The Small Backs of Children | 21. The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath by Sylvia Plath | 22. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley | 23. Fortesa Latifi, "Fingertips," | 24. Roland Barthes, from Mourning Diary | 25. Kelly Cherry, from Raising Venus; "Lady Macbeth on the Psych Ward," | 26. Margaret Atwood, from Dancing Girls: Stories; "Lives of the Poets," | 27. Ashley Mares, from "Psalm of Scarttered Ashes" published in Luna Luna | 28. Anna de Noailles, tr. Norman R. Saphiro, from Poems; "Dazzled, Precise," | 29. Cannibal Girls (1973) | 30. Maya Angelou | 31. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley | 32. Plato, Protag..I 337 | 33. Fyodor Dosteyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov, Chapter 4: A Hymn and a Secret (1880)

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