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Hugonaut
HugonautAug 31, 2026
Beautiful For Ever: Paint and Makeup in The Picture of Dorian Gray
Oscar Wilde, Dorian Gray, Friction and Fiction, and Toxic Makeup
literaturegothic
Nix
NixAug 31, 2026
The Leopard: A Meditation
A brief missive on Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's The Leopard.
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literatureitaly
Fixionauta
FixionautaAug 15, 2026
Días ocupados, aún así he logrado llegar al último tramo de esta novela de Fernanda Melchor. En la anotación anterior hablaba de párrafos... ¡¿pero qué "párrafos"?! ¡En este libro cada capítulo es un solo párrafo de corrido! Al menos hasta ahora. -> Página 205 de 224.
BookDEBOLS!LLO
Journey to the End of the Shelf
Journey to the End of the ShelfAug 10, 2026
Dispatch from the Trail: Five Books Since May
At this rate, maybe I can finish this project someday after all?
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Fixionauta
FixionautaJul 28, 2026
Dos giros en el capítulo IV que me han gustado: Uno relacionado a la historia misma, empieza con el cambio de una sola letra (algo que primero interpreté como un error) y se resuelve avanzando unas pocas páginas. Y otro que juega con la redacción del texto, haciendo un cambio en la manera de narrar...
BookDEBOLS!LLO
Journey to the End of the Shelf
Journey to the End of the ShelfMay 10, 2026
A Little Lit Roulette
I've selected the last couple of books from my shelf at random, and turns out I prefer it
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brennan.day
brennan.dayMay 2, 2026
Writers Who Burned All Their Words feat. Bix Frankonis
I am a compulsive archivist, terrified of losing my words, but many of history's greatest writers asked for theirs to be burned. Kafka, Dickinson, Plath, Virgil all had their reasons. A meditation on self-erasure, ego, and the difference between the writing and the written thing, with an interview with Bix Frankonis, a contemporary writer who one day decided he needed to be smaller online, not bigger.
personal essaywriting
brennan.day
brennan.dayMar 25, 2026
STORYTELLING Part One: The Neurology of Narrative
How do our brains physically process stories? The neurology of narrative transportation, brain synchrony between storytellers and listeners, biocultural theory, and Indigenous storytelling traditions that collapse Western narrative structures.
personal essayCreative Writing
brennan.day
brennan.dayMar 23, 2026
REVIEW: To be Un Poeta (2025, dir. Simón Mesa Soto)
A devastating character study of a washed-up Colombian poet who discovers a gifted teenage student, exploring the toxic dynamics of artistic mentorship, racial exploitation in the literary world, and the difference between dedication and self-destruction in the name of art.
film reviewCinema
brennan.day
brennan.dayMar 11, 2026
Write Weird Shit
Dogfooding my freewriting; an experiment on why writers need to embrace the weird, unfiltered, and unconventional rather than fearing AI detection.
personal essayCreative Writing
brennan.day
brennan.dayNov 25, 2025
We’ve Known About Thomas King for Over Ten Years.
How do we reckon with Canada’s Pretendian problem?
Academic WritingIndigenous Writing
brennan.day
brennan.dayNov 25, 2025
We’ve Known About Thomas King for Over Ten Years.
How do we reckon with Canada’s Pretendian problem?
Academic WritingIndigenous Writing
brennan.day
brennan.dayNov 12, 2025
In Defence of Rupi Kaur
The Necessary, Complicated Legacy of Canada’s Best-selling Poet
Cultural CriticismMedia Criticism
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️Nov 10, 2025
When We Get Blackheart
An Essay on Potatoes, Figs, Men, and the Truth.
personal essaycreativity
brennan.day
brennan.dayNov 10, 2025
When We Get Blackheart
An Essay on Potatoes, Figs, Men, and the Truth.
personal essaycreativity
brennan.day
brennan.dayOct 28, 2025
THE BANANA MYSTERY
A Literary Question Across Centuries in the East
personal essayLiterature
brennan.day
brennan.dayOct 28, 2025
THE BANANA MYSTERY
A Literary Question Across Centuries in the East
personal essayLiterature
Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasJul 19, 2025
Piranesi
This was the first book I read by Susanna Clarke. I heard about it at a friend's birthday party, after someone gifted this book to the birthday person. After seeing how gorgeous the cover was, and hearing a little bit about the story, I decided to buy it!
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Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasDec 25, 2022
The Island of Missing Trees
I started reading this book in June and, even though I was enjoying it, life happened and I started reading very infrequently. I feel like this is a cycle that happens every year: in the beginning of the year I read a lot, during winter, and spring. Then summer comes and I stop reading.
fantasyliterature
Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasFeb 20, 2022
Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and Other Stories
When I bought this book, I didn't notice it had "other stories" in the title. Not only does the book contain 7 other stories from Robert Louis Stevenson, but it also includes biographical and bibliographical information about the author.
fantasyliterature
Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasJan 17, 2022
O ano da morte de Ricardo Reis
Today, I finished reading "O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis" (The Year of The Death of Ricardo Reis in English) by José Saramago, while on a train from Den Haag to Eindhoven, after visiting the Portuguese embassy.
fantasyliterature
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetMay 29, 2020
Elementary, My Dear Soundtrack
It’s no mystery that the numerous Sherlock Holmes-inspired shows and films have theme songs. We decided to investigate how good they are.
sherlock holmessoundtracks
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetMar 6, 2018
Straight Flush
The story of Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader, the greatest book series of all time that targets a uniquely captive audience. The series turns 30 this year.
bathroomspublishing
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetMar 6, 2017
The Great Gnome Fad
Roughly 40 years ago, an illustrated Dutch book about gnomes took the U.S. book market by storm—and, curiously, quickly faded out of view.
booksdavid the gnome