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hi marisa!! Iâm headed to london for the first time at the end of november & am staying w a friend for a little less than a week. i know youâre a victorianist but I was wondering if you had a tips for what to do as an aspiring romanticist â anything mary shelley, wollstonecraft, charlotte smith etc. I have no idea where to start so any tips (if youâve been to the british library/know anything about travel literature/even places to eat?) I would really really appreciate it âš
Hi! I hope you have so much fun! November is a great time to be in London. Whatever you decide to do, it really helps to map out places you want to visit so you can hit them in groups. Otherwise, itâs more costly and takes more time.Â
Iâve tried to asterisk places that might be up your alley for 18th/early 19th century Romanticist stuff.Â
Here are some suggestions:Â
Bookshops and libraries:Â my number #1 tourist attractionÂ
London Review Bookshop
Jarndyce* (you gotta buzz in bc itâs antiquarian books, but donât be shy)
Gayâs the Word
Daunt Books (in Marylebone)
Hatchards (in Piccadilly)
Word on the Water
The Second Shelf* (broad periodization, but womenâs rare bookshop)
Gosh! Comics
Marchpane Childrenâs Books
Watkins Books
Persephone Books
John Sandoe Books
Skoob Books
British Library* (lmk if you have questions about doing research here)
London School of Economics (really only worthwhile if youâre doing research probably)
The London Library
Museums and galleries:
Sir John Soaneâs Museum
The Wellcome Collection
Keats House*
Victoria and Albert Museum*
Natural History Museum
British Museum
National Gallery*
National Portrait Gallery*
Tate Britain*
Baker Street Museum (Sherlock Holmes)
Restaurants and cafĂ©s:Â
Mr Foggâs TavernÂ
Sherlock Holmes Pub (very dorkyâI just got a half pint and sat outside but if youâre in to SH, itâs worth it)
Bubbleology in Soho (bubble tea)
London Review Bookshop (also has a café! so cute)
I once got the best take out from this Indian joint in Marylebone (maybe on Marylebeone High St.?) behind the Westminster dormsÂ
Get afternoon tea somewhere. Itâs cute and fun. Idk the âââbestâââ place to go, but I went to a little shop in Camden, near the LR Bookshop and it had what I wanted, and wasnât expensive. Do check prices ahead of time. They can get pricey, especially in hotel restaurants.Â
Take a walk through SohoÂ
I canât recommend a lot of places to eat bc the last time I was in London I stayed at a place with a Great Hall and they had cheap meals, so I mostly ate dinner there and would get something small for lunch. I mostly just drop in wherever looks good and is nearby. The weirdest place I went was like six years ago at a literal hole in the wall coffee shop off of Regentâs Street. Just a dude and his espresso machine. Three people and an end table with scones could fit in the shop.
Misc:
See a play/musical in Convent Garden. If you like Agatha Christie you cannot go wrong with The Mousetrap. Itâs the longest running play ever.Â
Like Shakespeare? Go to the Globe (or take a tour). Buy tickets online ahead of time. ÂŁ5 standing tickets are fine, but get there super early if you wanna lean against the stage (I recommend) and youâll be beat afterwards.
Just like. scope everything out while you walk. The blue plaques denoting where artists, writers, etc lived are everywhere. Take the Tube or a bus when you have to travel far, but walk in between if you can. You see so much just by walking aimlessly, or going from place to place.
Lmk if you have any questions. If anyone else has recommendations, please reply!Â
Winter Night by Dark-Arya
This drawing has been subject of many changes while still in my head, at first it was going to be Victorian inspired, then Japanese, and it ended up being Viking inspired, since I've been remembering my trip to Norway and my dear friend mio-mio has come back from there. I used a mixture of drak blue and black for the grisaille so I could give it a bit of ambient light, as I wanted it to be a night scene, I actually like how the grisaille came out and it was really helpful when I had to colour it, but I'm not pleasured with the way the background color came out...it actually looks way better in person, but it seems that I'm still unable to make a firm wash :/ I have also added some details with my Kuretake Gansai Tambi Starry colors, but you can't see all the sparkly and gold colors in the scanned version, you can see them here. I have finally managed to create a new Commissions Sheet as well as a Terms of Service document, they will be uploaded in september, once I have moved to my students house.
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b&5âŠ..that smile that damn smile snsnsnsn just kidding that one bc you are KIND. kindness is found in taking shots w your gf in a crypt
đ„șđ„șđ„șliterally kindness is stored in doing silly little shots with ppl you love!!! but also you nailed me i HAVE fully worn that outfitâŠdiversity loss your local lesbian dresses like romantic punk vampire at his most depressed :/

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Shieldmaidens for their rights âĄWe stand in the wall of shields #wybĂłrniezakaz #hnefatafl #shields #shieldsmaiden #vikings #vikingchess https://www.instagram.com/p/CKmyRlfH0xG/?igshid=1myxgzmu4y3cu
1872!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ngl googled 1872 to see what happened that year/if it was important
found out itâs a leap year still no idea what significance it holds
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Saraâs just like, this cool person, you know? Sheâs like. So chill. Even though sheâs a tiny ball of anxiety. God, she has straight hair, though. Iâm so jealous. Such commitment to her aesthetic, too. Deffinatly has that messily artsy vibe down to a tee, what with the effortless Quality of her style, and the English major, and the decent photography and all that. She should write song lyrics, I bed sheâd be good at it. Anything but taxes, really. Sheâs definitely going to be bad at taxes.