I love that! (And I also love Anna Karenina...and Crime and Punishment) Read more
Ooh, you’re doing your English major right! More contemporary, but I also HIGHLY suggest Angela Carter’s short story collection The Bloody Chamber and Ian McEwan’s Atonement. And as others have said, Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go is devastating and beautiful. You might also enjoy some 18th C literature. Eliza… Read more
LOL I’ll check with mine and get back to you. :) Read more
Strongly second Isabel Allende — Luisa Valenzuela is also magical. Read more
Thank you! I absolutely want to read more by her. Read more
He Knew He Was Right is so disturbing, but in a very compelling way! Read more
Oh goodness, I don’t know what you’ve read, so here are my top recs: Villette and Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë, Middlemarch and The Mill On the Floss and Daniel Deronda by George Eliot, North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell, David Copperfield and Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens, … Read more
Sci-Fi isn’t my jam, so I didn’t include any myself, but I also love big, fat Victorian novels, so I’ve got plenty of recommendations if you’d like! Read more
Making love to a man underneath a blood waterfall: all I want for Christmas, tbh. Read more
I concede that I do like Southwest as much as I could like any airline. Read more
Be free, Tailypo. Be free. Read more
Completely agree. Read more
I know, man. :( Really wretched stuff. Thanks, though. Read more
OH I am very preoccupied with this myself. Read more
I noticed that too. It feels like a big—and terrifying—breach of privacy. Read more
Oh man, thank you for sharing!! Can’t wait to listen to these; Tori is my personal goddess. Read more
If you’re calling Jia vapid you have no understanding whatsoever of her work. I take any comparison to her as a compliment, and I won’t hear an unkind word about her. Shalom. Read more
There you go! Read more
No need to hang out here if the content just makes you fussy! Have a lovely weekend. Read more
You’re absolutely right! Thanks so much for pointing that out. Read more