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the prophet by kahlil gibran

very quick read, beautiful book, no idea how to describe it - i linked the free pdf version but it’s also in most libraries and bookstores (pls go local or use bookshop dot com, death to am*zon)

@marxinista

May 12, 2024

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Satan In Goray - Isaac Bashevis Singer

Singer is my favorite fiction writer of all time. This dark fable set in a small Polish village in 1648 depicts the moral corruptions and transgressions that sweep up the townspeople as they embrace the deceitful and profane teachings of a false prophet. It is a thrilling work, written with a vividness and verisimilitude that feels like an historical account.

@michael-imperioli

Feb 17, 2023

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the brothers karamazov by dostoevsky

the sheer volume of human emotion on display in dostoevskys work makes me feel so very alive and connected to everything. all my pain, agony, joy, longing, anger and sadness is part of the role i play on this stage. whenever i'm faced with challenges that seem much too difficult for me to figure out, i remember that all i'm feeling is what people have been feeling for thousands of years

@johnnyringo

Mar 11, 2024

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BISEXUALITY

never done me any wrong

@kittycraft

Jun 2, 2025

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PALESTINIAN LIBERATION

and liberation to all, of course

@kittycraft

May 30, 2025

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HOPE (يأمل) BY SLIMAN MANSOUR, 1985

all of mansour’s works are gorgeous and so beautifully representative of the palestinian condition (pre and post-intifada) but there’s something about 1985’s ”hope” that’s always stuck with me, much like 1993’s “the nazarene” (also attached). i cannot recommend looking further into mansour’s works enough. follow him on instagram @/sliman.mansour 🕊️

@kittycraft

Jun 3, 2025