Barbara Kingsolver from Demon Copperhead (2022)
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Barbara Kingsolver from Demon Copperhead (2022)

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The truth is, it didn’t matter what or how hard we yelled. Nothing was coming back to us.
Barbara Kingsolver, Demon Copperhead
— Barbara Kingsolver, Demon Copperhead
i really love how starting to listen to a ton of ethel cain and leonard cohen and elias hix and bob dylan and more lana del rey somehow made me adore living in a dry, very sparsely populated country... like i longed for forests and moss and dampness for YEARS of my life and now i see a vast, seemingly unending desert populated by yellow grass and a few shrubs and go "wow omg so dust bowl coded" or "alright am i in one more cup of coffee rn or what" or "stop this is so dress rehearsal rag!"
like wow okay thank you music now i actually LIKE where i live ?? now i don't want to leave the country for uni anymore ??

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Demon Copperhead
The wonder is that you could start life with nothing, end with nothing, and lose so much in between
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severance, 1.04 ‘woe’s hollow’ // demon copperhead by barbara kingsolver
"Sei tu che tutte le mattine devi alzarti e decidere ogni volta, nella fredda e solitaria luce del giorno: ho il coraggio di resistere?"
Demon Copperhead — Barbara Kingsolver