#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 ⊹₊⋆

[litsnaps]

[quotespile]

She is at her desk deep in a book, half-opened books all over her desk, all over the floor and the bed. She likes to read, she reads all the time, and she prefers to be reading several things at once, she says it gives endless perspective and dimension.

Ali Smith, Autumn

[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

[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.

[dearlyjess]

sunday morning ✸

[litsnaps]

[quotespile]

We move from one invisibility to another.

Ali Smith, Spring

[ars-solitudine]

La parola mistero originariamente significava chiusura, una chiusura della bocca o degli occhi. Indicava un accordo formale o informale secondo il quale una determinata cosa non doveva essere dischiusa.

Ali Smith