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The Decemberists are so funny like here's a song about gay sex and here's a song about a man's insane, life-ruining quest to avenge his mother who died of tuberculosis and one of them is an absolute banger and one of them is the most emotionally devastating thing you've ever heard. Guess which one is which. No, go on, guess. Also we're putting them right next to each other in the album
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I need to know why Colin Meloy randomly took a break from writing songs about dudes from a few centuries ago drowning to write what is quite possibly the saddest and most beautiful queer love song in existence, and then went straight back to the dudes drowning.
Never change, Picaresque...
songs from picaresque (2005) as posters :-)
I was reading this translation of an interview with the Weitzes, and it must have knocked some of my ancient study of Spanish literature loose in my head, because...
... it suddenly occurred to me that there's one hell of a lot of picaresque in The Murderbot Diaries.
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I agree that the preoccupation with continuity in media, particularly literary media, has gone too far, but I think calls to return to standalone novels as the norm don't go far enough. I think we should bring back the picaresque – like, fuck self-contained novels, I want self-contained individual scenes. I want to be able to start reading a book with a chapter selected entirely at random and not feel that any essential context has been lost.
a lighthouse on fire at night, Joseph Derby (1770) // The Mariner's Revenge Song, The Decemberists (2005)
how i feel after hearing "and here in our hovel / we fuse like a family / but i will not mourn for you"
