Sheets tangled,
intertwined with feet, skin
thus clothed and unclothed
by fabric and the cool air
of the morning.
Room an awakening
to the night just passed, only
remnant the glass
his lips had touched.
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A necessary classic read, foundational for so much in modern culture.
A quick read classic that sadly didn’t live up to my expectations.
A kaleidoscope of emotions… not quite to a satisfactory conclusion, but this because perhaps of a late revealed intention to extend the trilogy to a series… Maas still has the touch.
I remember watching this in the West End while still at school. So powerful an experience it stayed with me ever since, but to actually read/study the text after all these years brings back/highlights just how skilful a playwright Russel…
An interesting, smirk-provoking take on Odysseus and Penelope from a feminist perspective.
Exceptional. Tragically poignant. The more I (belatedly) read of Wharton, the more I realise how impoverished my reading diet was in the past…
An interesting, bite-sized read from Wharton which has whetted the appetite to peruse further of her works. Tragic, unflinching, deceptively simplistic in the tale it tells… This might just be a favourite in the making…
Very dark, very unsettling. Lackberg just keeps getting better. Cannot wait for Book 10!
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