(Source: amandaonwriting)
‘tsundoku’ - the Japanese word for buying books & not reading them, leaving them to pile up.
There’s a word for that?
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One of my favorite authors.
Every room in my house will probably look something like this…
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Tom Hiddleston as Adam in Only Lovers Left Alive
Reblogging not because I love Tom Hiddleston (though of course I do) but because the above gifset is perfect evidence that if there were ever a movie of Sandman made, he should play Morpheus.
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Trying to finish my last paper of the semester today. Looking forward to this semester finally being over!
Walk into a bookshop and you will see books that you love and books that you hate, books that were written in three weeks and books that took thirty years, books that were written under the influence of drugs and alcohol, books that were written in splendid isolation, books that were written in Starbucks. Some of them were written with enormous enjoyment, some for money, some in fear and loathing and despair.
The only thing they all have in common is that their authors finished them, sooner or later.
Nick Hornby, on the crucial first step towards seeing your book in shops. (via lettersandlight)
“You’ll find our hearts not on our sleeves, but in the spines of our books.”
