modern greek tragedy.

Madeline Miller, The Song of Achilles // Yuri Klapouh, Lilith and Eve // Richard Siken, “Scheherazade”

Nadja of Antipaxos, What we do in the Shadows / Richard Siken, Crush / Franz Kafka, Letters to Milena / Hélèn Cixous, Stigmata: Escaping Texts / Micah Nemerever, These Violent Delights

warsan shire, from "home", bless the daughter raised by a voice in her head // jasmin lee cori, the emotionally absent mother: how to recognize and heal the invisible effects of childhood emotional neglect // susan cain, from bittersweet: how sorrow and longing make us whole // richard siken, from war of the foxes: birds hover the trampled field // emily palermo, from what i could never confess without some bravado // jess zimmerman, from hunger makes me // taylor swift, from you’re on your own kid // raymond carver, from late fragment // olivia laing, from the lonely city: adventures in the art of being alone // carrie fisher, from the princess diarist

buy me a coffee

lorde, “buzzcut season” // phoebe bridgers, “chinese satellite” // ethel cain, “sun bleached flies” // julien baker, “go home” // taylor swift, “my tears ricochet”

the collected stories of colette by colette, translated by matthew ward // red bird by mary oliver // elegy by chen chen // don’t know // quote by charlotte eriksson // a pot of red lentils by peter pereira // days with frog and toad by arnold lobe // brideshead revisited by evelyn waugh

perhaps the world ends here - joy harjo // the world unseen (2007) - dir. shamim sarif // text post - @jacebeleren​ // daidai’s kitchen - @pakchoys​ // text post - @bicarusgf​ // in the kitchen - helena janecic // letter to donald windham - tennessee williams // お仕事  - @tomokohara​ // summer kitchen - donald hall // perhaps the world ends here - joy harjo

[ hozier / maggie stiefvater / uncredited / fall out boy / alexandre haefeli / donna tartt / mumford & sons / chelsea hodson / david rodríguez tovar / emily henry / maggie stiefvater / maggie stiefvater / maggie stiefvater / mark beard / maggie stiefvater / gospel of matthew ]

                                     (are you the beast pretending to be human? or the human pretending to be a beast?)

    You always have been.

Here’s What Our Parents Never Taught Us — Shinji Moon