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Library Science@libraryscience for april we are covering @__giadina’s dizzying / kinetic debut novel RUINS, CHILD (published by @ndpublishing) ⛓️The book releases April 7 but you can pre-order now - link in bio ⚠️ our highlighters are running out of ink ⚠️ this book is so special. conversation with the author to come. final cover art by @lornasimpson.
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@sophie.mian Happiness and Love by @zoedubno next please! 🩷
@_hexentexte 🖤🔥
@queen_cleopatra_of_rome This is a good rec folks. The book, once it clicks, stays with you - fragmented style make sense because it mirrors what it’s actually about: growing up without anything feeling stable or fully clear; and a slow realization that a lot of what we call personality is really just adaptation (which more people hopefully udnerstand, especially ones who had to survive). A book that leaves you thinking less about the characters and more about yourself is like a perfectly good slice of cake. The world needs more literature right now, intentionally stacked and delivered. A library is not what it once was. So where is the library of Alexandria, my friends? Is it being built by a group of women in a crumbling building or.
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@scrableburnheads I will always love deeply solving things,, in a balanced and proactive state always... If you like your works or what you build through relations you never feel a weight but the enjoyment of accomplishments and fulfillment... And I'm sure that's an essential part of true happiness by being fulfilled... Without that you are an empty vessel that will always feel a void... Self sustainability... Anyone can learn that...
@moonlighhtt938 Wasn't the conversation supposed to be out yesterday?