You are free to write about anything—whatever you find necessary to tell your story. You are free to pick material that you are drawn to, remembering that you may be drawn to what is strange or frankly appalling. Do not resist that appeal, no matter how disgraceful or unreasonable it may look. In a talk … Continue reading
Inspiration Sandwich
librarianreadseverything: The second SARK book I’ve read (see last year’s review of Eat Mangoes Naked, or don’t, whatever) she has a unique ability to put a smile on your face regardless of your mood. The combination of stories and writing style just makes reading these an enjoyable experience. Last time I said pick up the … Continue reading Inspiration Sandwich
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People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.Maya Angelou
The Maze Runner Official Posters
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Turn on the light
“Happiness can be found, even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light.”J.K.Rowling, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Mirror mirror on the wall
Regina: Mirror, mirror, Sidney! Sidney: Yes, your majesty. What can I do for you? Regina: You can help me change fate. Sidney: I can probably tell you, if you're wearing too much eye make up but change fate that is beyond my powers of reflection.
Find Your Beach
There’s a reason so many writers once lived here, beyond the convenient laundromats and the take-out food, the libraries and cafés. We have always worked off the energy generated by this town, the money-making and tower-building as much as the street art and underground cultures. Zadie Smith on Manhattan, Find Your Beach by Zadie Smith | … Continue reading Find Your Beach
Worn Out Spines 