#Ali Smith

[punksp1rt]

Ali Smith, The Whole Story and Other Stories

[septemberkisses]

September - a soft goodbye to summer, whispered gently by the rustling leaves of autumn.

Excerpts from:

The Letters of Sylvia Plath by Sylvia Plath • The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien • Song of the Simple Truth: The Complete Poems of Julia de Burgos by Julia de Burgos • Peggy Toney Horton • The Whole Story and Other Stories by Ali Smith • Albert Campus • To The Tune 'Soaring Clouds by Huang O. (tr. by Kenneth Rexroth & Ling Chung) • September by Earth, Wind and Fire

[dearlyjess]

who knew, all i needed was a new read to feel whole again! dipping into ali smith with how to be both, and i have many many thoughts ⊹₊⋆

[quotespile]

That's what winter is: an exercise in remembering how to still yourself then how to come pliantly back to life again.

Ali Smith, Winter

[litsnaps]

[ijustkindalikebooks]

“Books mean all possibilities. They mean moving out of yourself, losing yourself, dying of thirst and living to your full. They mean everything.” ― Ali Smith.

[bibliocharlie]

the time hath come 🧦☕️🍂

[strokeofserenity]

Ali Smith, "The Whole Story and Other Stories."

[psikonauti]

Ali Smith (American, b. 1976)

Work it Out, 2023

Oil on canvas

[violentdevotion]

Ada Limon

James Baldwin

Autumn, Ali Smith

Hamlet, Shakespeare

Residual Hauntings, Psychic Library

Autumn, Ali Smith

The Five Stages of Grief, Linda Pastan

Hauntology: How the Ghosts of our Past haunt our Future, Vincent Freeland

BBC Archive - What is Hauntology

Hauntology

[poetryandanarchism]

Ali Smith | the accidental

[quotessentially]

From Ali Smith’s Winter

[dearlyjess]

sunday morning ✸

[quotespile]

Things can change over time, what looks fixed and pinned and closed in a life can change and open, and what’s unthinkable and impossible at one time will easily be possible in another.

Ali Smith, Spring

[litsnaps]

[pawswithprose]

June 14th

Some reading and life moments later.

I’ve been to the beach, been swimming in the sea and enjoying my reading. I managed to read Spring while it’s still technically spring (just) and I’m obsessed with Ali Smiths writing.