#Deliver Me

[grouper]

its him. the cabinet man

[fetalabduction]

Avenging angel Dee Dee Adamssss 🥚

[jaybirdscoffee]

best friend is trying and failing to rizz me up this is what happens when two asexuals go to a texas roadhouse

[serenityquest]

[inyourfacex]

Demae - Deliver Me

[vveissesfleisch]

reading masters of the air on my phone under the desk during a meeting that definitely could have been an email type of day

[1000-year-old-virgin]

Dirty Money [Diddy, Dawn Richard & Kalenna] ft. Busta Rhymes - Deliver Me

[rejectory]

dune pt 2 best movie ever made

[pyromaniac9]

Fucking amazing songs I recommend 🤘❣️💔🔥

[thehappyscavenger]

Books Read October 2023

Deliver Me by Elle Nash

Working class Americana with a surreal edge. I've always admired Nash without connecting with her. This one's the best of hers I've read.

My Time Among the Whites by Jennine Capó Crucet

This is one of a billion recs I got during Latino heritage month. LOVED IT. Essays from Capó Crucet on growing up Cuban in Florida and how she came to be conscious of her class and race when she went to a majority white ivy.

The Break by Katherena Vermette

This won about a bajillion awards, was a national best seller and came highly recommended. Absolutely hated it, it was exploitative crap.

Skin Thief by Suzan Palumbo

Excellent collection of creepy short stories. I think there was only one I found kind of boring but the rest were solid to amazing.

Pale Fire by Vladamir Nabakov

I'd been wanting to read this for like 10+ years. I definitely overhyped it in my head. A beautifully constructed work with many of my favourite aspects of Nabakov at play (and play is truly the right word, he is having fun here), but not something I emotionally connected with.

[fetalabduction]

Deliver me romantasy inside cover

[jaybirdscoffee]

let me out

[thanksmilla]

Chapter 13 of Deliver Me with no context 😌

[juno0v]

RIP teen sloane dodson you would’ve loved class of 09

[jiraiover20]

David Meuller about his own girlfriend