#Luca Hosseini

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Succession The Musical Hypothetical Casting

I’m doing this in one shot and off the top of my head, so I will be missing characters, I do also welcome suggestions.

Logan Roy: Patrick Page

Is this the obvious first choice? Yes. Is it the correct one? Also yes.

Kendall Roy: Lucas Steele

Kendall is just Anatole if he didn’t have a close relationship with his sister.

Roman Roy: Brandon Uranowitz

He played a nice neurotic freak in Falsettos, let's see him play an evil neurotic freak.

Shiv Roy: Eden Espinoza

I'll be honest, if I was genuinely casting a Succession musical as a real casting director, I would look for a more unknown performer to play Shiv, because I firmly believe that Shiv Roy should be an alto part, heavy in the lower range (like basically a tenor). Shiv's plot revolves around trying to push past her gender to be taken seriously, and I think having her being an alto who stays in her lower register would really highlight how hard she's trying to be taken seriously. That said, I would not at all be disappointed to have Eden Espinoza in the part. She's insanely talented, and I would love to see her interpretation of Shiv.

Connor Roy: Josh Groban

So there's a clip of The Opera from "Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812" where the ensemble sings "Pierre, the cuckold, sits at home", and then Pierre pops up saying "No, I am enjoying myself at home this evening" while giving a sad little thumbs up, while his wife is off banging another man? That's the energy I want for my Connor Roy.

Tom Wambsgans: Brian D'Arcy James

Is he maybe a little old for the part? Sure. But age onstage is fucky, and Brian D’Arcy James would absolutely kill it as the combination ass-kisser and ruthless bastard that is Tom Wambsgans. Also he gives Minnesota.

Greg Hirsch: George Salazar

I kinda don’t feel like I have to explain this one.

Gerri: Bernadette Peters

Icons playing icons.

Frank: Mandy Patinkin

Sunday In The Park With George reunion!

Willa Ferreyra: Samantha Pauly

I rewatched her All You Wanna Do again last night (and cried again) and when I thought about Willa, that popped into my head. (Not in the sense that I think Willa is a victim like Katherine Howard, she’s a consenting sex worker, more the fact that in the succession world, women, like Willa, are only valued for their sexuality.) Anyway, Sam Pauly also just kills every part she’s in so…

Stewy Hosseini: Tony Yazbek

He’s played Billy Flynn on Broadway, so he’s good at being a smarmy yet charming asshole (I say this with love, I love both Stewy and Billy Flynn)

Lukas Matsson: Aaron Tiveit

He’s hot but can also be scary.

Hard Cuts/ Impossible:

Edward Herrman as Karl

Would he be fun in the role? Yes. Is he dead, and therefore incapable of doing it? Also yes.

Daniel Radcliffe as Roman

Barrett Wilbert Weed as Shiv

Mandy Patinkin as Logan

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MATSSON WAS RIGHT, kendall’s numbers are gay CONFIRMED:

stewy kisses guys on molly

he is kendall’s third-oldest friend

they partied & did drugs together

therefore, kendall is at least partially gay

therefore, his numbers are gay

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How Succession Characters would react to getting you pregnant...

Pairings: Kendall Roy x Reader, Roman Roy x Reader, Tom Wambsgans x Reader, Greg Hirsch x Reader, Lucas Mattson x Reader, Stewy Hosseini x Reader

Author's note: Thank you for this fun request! Here is a little bit of thoughts on how a bunch of the Succession characters would react to finding out their partner (the reader) is pregnant ☺️

Kendall Roy

This man has had the importance of succession literally bred into him. His struggles with infertility and trying to be the kind of father he wishes he could be have taken a toll on poor Kendall, making him feel like he'll never have the family he's always wished for. That starts to ease when the two of you get together, slowly coming around to the idea that maybe he doesn't need anything else as long as he has you. But when your period is late, expect Kendall to notice, always keeping track of your body in the back of his mind in a way he just can't help but obsess over. He daren't say anything, certain that in the next week it will turn out to be nothing, his body once again failing to deliver him what he craves so much.

A few days later when you bring him lunch at the office he's all but pushed that hopeful thought out of his head until you present him a carefully wrapped box, inside of which sit a dozen positive pregnancy tests. He's in complete disbelief at first, eyes welling up and repeatedly asking if you're sure, and more uncomfortably for him, if it's definitely his. Once you've suitably convinced him of both of those facts, you'll get full, smiling, happy Kendall, scooping you into his arms and telling you exactly how 'fucking excited he is' loud enough that by 2pm that day everyone in the Waystar office has heard the news.

While you're pregnant Kendall can't stop telling everyone that the two of you are expecting, overflowing with pride and joy and love for your growing family. He's the kind of person to fly in the best midwife/doula/doctor in the world to make sure everything goes exactly to plan, making sure you don't have to lift a finger for the whole nine months. He'd also be an absolute menace for not being able to keep his hands off you, the way you glow as you start showing driving his little brain insane, wanting more than anything to just put baby after baby inside you.

Finally when the baby comes expect Kendall to be there. Yes he'll have a few wobbles and won't be perfect, the reality of his experience of fatherhood making him doubt he'll do anything good enough for this baby, but every time he sees the two of you, he knows he needs to step up and do whatever it takes for his little family, now that he finally has what he's been dreaming of.

Roman Roy

It's taken a long time for Roman just to get comfortable being intimate with you, a slow but not unpleasant journey that the two of you have been on since he first fell embarrassingly hard for you while working at Waystar. Given the months of longing looks and lingering touches it took to get to your first kiss, you never really thought about needing to use protection with Roman, until one particularly special night he finally wanted to try 'the whole thing' with you, surprised and delighted at how perfect it felt take make love to someone he truly cared for, allowing himself to be vulnerable in every way with you. As if wanting to make up for lost time, that night would lead to a real Honeymoon phase of Roman not being able to keep his hands off you, desperate to feel that incredible connection again and again.

You can hardly feel too surprised as the nurse confirms your suspicion, a follow up appointment made and a heavy piece of news on your shoulders as you ride silently in the town-car back to yours and Roman's home. He's his usual ball of emphatic energy as you step through the door, bounding up to you before stopping in his tracks at the clear weight on your chest. The words spill out before you can overthink it, watching carefully as you watch him process it all, slinking down to the floor and sitting cross-legged in silence as he contemplates. Roman had never planned to have a child, not ever expecting to find someone like you to share his life with, and he didn't exactly have the best relationship with the concept of fatherhood, a chill running down his spine at the thought of Logan ever laying a hand on his kid. Then a realisation began to calm him; that he was nothing like his father. And while he wouldn't be perfect, his immature brain sure to make mistakes along the way, he knew he would always make his child feel safe, something he wished someone had done for him all those years ago. So then he'd smile, and pull you down to the floor with him, and laugh his teary-eyed hyena laugh, and wrap you in his arms, protecting all three of you for the next chapter of your lives.

It's safe to say his family would be extremely surprised by the announcement, particularly Logan, who'd rejoice in a way that made Roman feel even more sure that he'd never be that kind of cruel, manipulative father that only wanted his children for what they could do for him. Throughout the pregnancy Roman would be up and down, jubilant and terrified, proud and ashamed, the whole thing trudging up more than its fair share of childhood trauma. But when it comes down to it, he'll be there to step up, immediately swearing to do whatever it takes to make sure your little one never feels the way he spent his life feeling.

Tom Wambsgans

Despite all the venom and acid that burned him in his first marriage (this one's for you team Tomshiv divorce), Tom is peak fatherhood material. You only have to look at the intensely caring way he talks about Mondale, the bizarre energy he's put into raising Greg, and of course, his absolute undying affections for you, to know this man would coddle a child like no one's business. You wouldn't even be scared to tell him, the news unplanned but certainly not unpleasant, the way this man fucks like a freight train clearly no match for the average condom.

You'd make an event of it, ordering balloons and cake and flowers to your shared duplex, so when he got home to a sea of congratulations there would be no doubt. A midwest man through and through, if you weren't already married he'd buy you a ring the very next day, the floods of happy tears stopping long enough to let him pick a perfect diamond. He'd spend half the week on the phone telling everyone he knows, so excited to grow your little family, and be the kind of man he'd been raised to be. He's definitely type to read an unhelpful number of articles to make sure he's doing everything he can 'to serve you and your growing child during this strenuous time', calling his mother to fly across the states to help out as you get closer to your due date. This man already has a short-list of the best preschools in New York by the time your bundle of joy comes in the world, ready to be a present father and husband, even if it means for once his career has to take a backseat.

Greg Hirsch

You had worked very very hard to make it crystal clear to Greg that whatever happened between the two of you was strictly on a casual basis, not wanting to get drawn into his complex family dynamics, or end up the centre of ATN news story. Despite his clear infatuation he had agreed, following every boundary and rule you set out to the best of his slightly clueless abilities. So when you triple checked the calendar and realised what had happened, you couldn't help but lock yourself in the Waystar women's bathroom and scream enough curses to make Kendall Roy blush. After deciding this was something you wanted, you'd finally let Greg buy you dinner, surprised by the calibre of restaurant he picked for what was really just a first date.

When you tell him the news, and make it clear you don't expect anything from him, you'd be pleasantly surprised by how loudly and excitedly he proclaims "that he loves kids!" earning a few uncomfortable looks from the tables around you. He'd be stressed and feel unprepared for sure, but he wanted more of a relationship with you and this was going to put that on the cards for him, plus he'd always wanted a family of his own so he couldn't wait to tell 'Uncle Tom and Great Grandpa Ewen' the news.

Realistically he'd be quite a useless partner, buying you your favourite sushi without realising you can't have it, and wanting to throw a party in your favourite bar to celebrate, forgetting you can't drink, but the thought would always be there. And if you need anything done, he's ready and waiting, even if he needs the clearest possible instructions and will end up having to call you for more information anyway. No matter how much trouble it gets him in with work/Tom he'd be at every appointment, proud to have a reason to pull himself together and excited to be a grown up, if it means being one by your side. Once you have your baby, he'd 100% bring them into the office, showing them around Waystar and being shocked at anyone implying its not appropriate to bring your baby to work, having Tom back him that it's important for all the Roy family to be there together.

Stewy Hosseini

Coming from the happiest family in the Succession universe, Stewy's often thought about having a family of his own, but his lifestyle of late nights and kissing boys on Molly means it's not something that he's ever really applied himself to pursuing. So when the two of you start dating he takes it seriously; he can tell he could have a real future with you, the type of warm, intelligent, kind person he's always wanted to find and settle down with. It wouldn't be long until you were introduced to his parents, watching over his nieces and nephews together and giving Stewy no choice but to pray you'll be the mother of his children. He'd want to go through the traditional order of things, getting married and building a home together before you started to grow your family, but when a happy night of too much rose in the hot tub on his balcony leads to a positive pregnancy test, he'd be absolutely elated. He'd call in every favour he was owed across the city to get your dream wedding together within a month, dragging you round viewings of townhouses with little gardens he immediately describes as 'perfect for the little one.'

Stewy would still respect your independence though, making his hopes and preferences known, but ultimately letting you call all the shots, just a helping hand and credit card to make whatever you're dreaming of come true. He's less protective than some of the others, but only because he knows you're tough as nails now and always, not wanting you to feels smothered and wrapped in bubble-wrap, still making sweet plans for just the two of you before and after the baby comes. Stewy would be such a happy and excited father, truly just a joy to be around.

Lukas Mattson (warning: darker themes, reader discretion advised)

Even just being seduced by Mattson would feel a little bit unsettling; uncertain of exactly how much of what he said he really meant, and what was all just charm and bravado that seemed to effortlessly ooze out of him. So when he insists that you don't need protection, or says he'll pull out but always does it a moment too late, you don't realise what he's up to until it's too late. You see from the moment Lucas met you, he knew you had to be his, and the easiest way to tie your lives together forever is to get you pregnant.

He'd pretend to be shocked by the news, like he hadn't worked night and day to baby-trap you, asking you sincerely if you want to keep it, and telling you you'd want for absolutely nothing if you just let him look after the two of you. He says it so sweetly, so sincerely, hovering his shaking hand just shy of your stomach and looking down at you with nothing but awestruck affection in his eyes that you can't help but fall for him, this image of devotion exactly what you want for your future. And as you say you want to keep it, and have your family with him, he'll fall to his knees and tear up, his whole life feeling like it lead to this moment, a child to make the best future he can for.

He'll throw himself into his work for a lot of your pregnancy, a new perspective on his work with AI, tinkering with the latest baby tech to make sure you two have everything you could possibly want to help you with this stage of your lives. You'll grow slightly more used to his intensity as he points it in a helpful direction, worshipping the ground you walk on and trying desperately to make everything as good as it can be for your little family.

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marcel the shell with the shoes on

sing street

luca

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the guernsey literary and potato peel pie society

the map of tiny perfect things

emma (2020)

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ok wait after u sent me that ask i have to know ur top books!!! dw if u don't feel like it but i would love to hear them 🌷

This is so sweet and considerate! Thank you Eva, you gave me 5 so I’ll try to keep it to that # as well 💖🐰 off the top of my head:

🌷 The Stormlight Archive series, especially the second book, Words of Radiance. Stormlight is like 4 books + 2 novellas right now, and is projected to be 10 books and ???novellas eventually. And on top of that each main book is 1000+ pages and while you can read Stormlight on its own, most of the other books by the author, Brandon Sanderson, are part of this larger fictional universe called the cosmere. Each series takes place on a different planet, and if you are invested in the whole cosmere, there’s Easter egg references to other series in other series. So like! While I rec these books often, most people understandably don’t take me up on it wgshshh 🤭 Sanderson’s non-Stormlight books are all MUCH shorter but also much more flawed imo. Like I wouldn’t count him among my favorite authors were it not for Stormlight. anyway I’m a die hard fantasy fan so the length didn’t deter me, and I picked these up because a friend told me the world building in these books was genuinely unique instead of the typical very lazy maps composed of like. Fantasy Russia and its hostile mysterious neighbors Fantasy General East Asia and Fantasy Africa lol. and she was right! The world building is exquisite and refreshing and almost every character is canonically of color. They live in a society with an eye color based caste system and it���s.., so hard to sum up this massive series with four main characters and a ridiculous(ly fun) amount of plot lines, so I’ll cut this short and say 1) the first book, The Way of Kings, is highly expository but the ending is so so worth it, and if you enjoy the ending you’ll find merit in continuing with the series 2) Words of Radiance is my favorite book so far partially because I haven’t read the newest, Rhythm of War, yet, and also because it’s the book with the most scenes that solidified Kaladin Stormblessed (one of the main characters) as one of my favorites of all time. Another one of the best things about this series is how Brandon Sanderson portrays mental health in very natural ways, and it makes Kaladin’s growth so incredibly soothing to follow (I MEAN. He has low points that sometimes hit too close to home, but it makes you root for him harder) he really is just. Truly my definition of a hero, if we wanna get cheesy about it, and I had to pick one solid example. I love him so much this isn’t even the tip of the iceberg as to why 😭!

🌷Jane Eyre. Silly frivolous teenaged girl that I am this book swept me off my feet when I first read it and I condone every problematic aspect of it❤️ (I DONT ofc but like! I love drama and being played like a fiddle by narratives and the book delivered on both fronts! And it couldn’t have without its unsavory plot twist soooo 😙💖) (the hate this book and especially one specific character gets is funny to me just because like. Hate for the former (imo) usually stems from people taking the book too seriously while simultaneously missing the point (JE and du Maurier’s Rebecca (highly influenced by the former) are oft considered loose Bluebeard retellings for a reasonnnn!) and hate for the latter is usually just like. Warranted and then taken over the top like... he’s just a fake funny little man you guys :( and the book would’ve been boring if he wasn’t so twisted and out of touch and passionate ): not to mention I do personally in a mean ish way think it’s funny how for some people this character is one of the worst examples of men they can imagine. Like good for Them! I don’t want them to have lower standards for horribleness in people But also omg 🤭 it just reminds me of how... irony of all ironies, I’m semi frequently told I’m too harsh on real life men and then when I love twisted ones in books (for being funny and entertaining and good solid characters) I like. get the most interesting side eyes (whether figurative or literal) bwjswnhshe anyway I have nothing against Austen, I definitely enjoy her, but from what I’ve read so far, I prefer the Brontës a lot more... I need adventure! Show me horror show me rot etc etc❤️ also I’m. A stupid sucker so the fact that the book was Charlotte Brontë’s attempt to write a plain looking lady protagonist and to make her praiseworthy and virtuous and worthy of spellbinding romance makes me... 💗💓💕

🌷Keturah and Lord Death — Martine Leavitt. I haven’t seen it officially stated anywhere but to me it’s p clear this book is a retelling of/highly inspired by Godfather Death (the Grimm tale) Very simple, predictable but effective plot, and the characters are just. So much fun. From my url you can probably tell I love stories in which women (or anyone but you know. Death and the Maiden is its own trope for a reason) outsmart/face off against death. If they also k*ss, when done right, I think that’s swell as well.

🌷A Thousand Splendid Suns — Khalid Hosseini. By far the heaviest book I will mention in this ask, and I don’t rec it willy nilly for that and a few other reasons. It’s a forever fave to me because I read it at the exact right time in my life, where I was like... noticing a ton of things irl and things at home were tumultuous, and when I saw very similar things unfold in this book while I was being silenced and made to feel crazy by the adults around me, it meant so much to me to see reality as I was experiencing it in real time reflected back at me via this novel. The context of the story is wildly different from my own life and the stakes the characters face are far higher, and it is if I remember right mostly a novel about the horrors of war, which isn’t something I pretend to have any firsthand experience with, but! It was legitimately cathartic to read when I read it, and it especially meant a lot to me at the time that the author was a grown man. Not to mention how my mother is not and never has been a reader, and somehow the one and only book I ever managed to get her to read was this. Hilariously she got mad at me for only (“only”) reading depressing things (there’s... a grain of truth to that but she doesn’t need to know! 🤫) but also... she was hooked I could tell! (I got all tmi explaining this one gag I’m so sorry)

🌷A Slight Trick of the Mind — Mitch Cullin. Retirement-era Holmes! Holmes as an old man! A sad old man who keeps bees!! It’s the novel the movie Mr. Holmes was based off of (haven’t seen it yet) and I was not expecting it to get me all sentimental like it did 🤨😪 but anyway it’s like. A prolonged character study and explores some of the most interesting (to me, anyway) parts of Holmes that are only lightly touched upon in canon, like his occasionally huge follies when navigating his few close relationships and how he copes with them afterwards, his fatigue at the random injustice of the world, how he’s often mistaken both by characters that surround him and people irl as a man without feelings, etc etc. like there’s no Dr. Watson or Mrs. Hudson in this book, and the people he interacts with are almost entirely original characters, but as I listened to the audiobook it barely occurred to me to miss Watson and Hudson (I know! 😦) and the author’s original characters interacted with Holmes so believably that I sometimes forgot they weren’t ever Doyle’s. Def recommend to any flexible Holmes fan that’s not a total stickler for canon (though you don’t actually have to know much about Holmes to read this book and enjoy it! 🐝)

🌷Sleepless — Sarah Vaughn + Leila del Luca. I began with the longest book, so let me end with the shortest. It’s a 2 volume long graphic novel series and that it’s so short is the only long standing, legitimate complaint I have of it! Gorgeous art, really effectively written romance, a dark skinned girl who gets to be the proactive, lively protagonist and stunning, pined after love interest at the same time, a cast of characters that is majority of color, the perfect %-age of drama and angst etc etc. if you can find it via your library or online or smth, you can knock it out in one sitting and leave the experience eternally altered in the funnest way 👁👄👁

Honorable mentions: The Botany of Desire — Michael Pollan, Troubling Love — Elena Ferrante, The Girl from the Garden — Parnaz Foroutan

[historias-descritas]

Os melhores Livros que li em 2018

   O ano de 2018 acabou (amém!) e para mim, graças a Deus, foi um ano bom na quantidade de livros lidos (129). Então hoje sendo o dia do leitor (07/01), decidi compartilhar os melhores livros que li em uma listinha bem simples e direta.

Anjos e Demônios, do autor: Dan Brown

Sem duvida nenhuma, esse foi um dos melhores do ano, senão o melhor! Dan Brown é um escritor excelente, com uma escrita maravilhosa.

A Depressão de Spurgeon, do autor  Zack Eswine

Um livro que eu recomendo muito para quem tem depressão, ou para pessoas que conhecem alguém com depressão.

A Sutil Arte de Ligar o F*da-se, do autor: Manson Mark

Se você ainda não leu, precisa ler. Por quê? Porque sim!

A trilogia Talker,  da autora: Alma Katsu

Ladrão de Almas

Refém da Obsess��o

The Descent (que infelizmente ainda está em inglês, mas vale muito à pena)

Uma obra muito instigante, confesso que comecei meio morna a leitura desse livro, mas quando dei por mim, já tinha acabado e queria mais.

Corações em Silêncio, do autor: Nicholas Sparks

Para os apaixonados pelo gênero Romance, está aqui um livro que gostei bastante e recomendo!

Donnie Darko, do autor: Richard Kelly

É tipo um "extra" pós filme, um prato cheio para os fãs desse filme topzeira!

Memórias de uma Gueixa, do autor: Arthur Golden

Tão instigante e rico em detalhe que entrou para a minha lista dos favoritos antes mesmo de finalizar à leitura.

Menina Má, do autor: William March

Um thriller muito instigante!

O Caçador de Pipas, do autor: Khaled Hosseini

Emocionante, triste, inspirador, revoltante... Você precisa ler! Sério!

O Estranho Caso de Benjamin Button, do autor: F. Scott Fitzgerald

Um conto curtinho (que você pode ler tranquilamente em um único dia, em pouquíssimas horas) e que vale cada minuto!

O Leitor, do autor: Bernhard Schlink

A história é muito interessante, apesar de ser um pouco parada, ainda assim vale à pena.

O Conto da Ilha Desconhecida, do autor: José Saramago

Este é outro conto curtinho para ler em um dia. José Saramago tem uma escrita divina, lendo você não vai se arrepender.

O Papel de Parede Amarelo, da autora: Charlotte Perkins Gilman

Novamente temos um livro curtinho para ler em um dia. Este livro é sufocante de tão verdadeiro.

O Poder do Hábito, do autor: Charles Duhigg.

Importante para quem busca mudanças!

Poesia que transforma, do autor: Bráulio Bessa

O melhor livro do ano! MELHOR! De fato o autor é um grande poeta!

Quatro vidas de um cachorro, do autor: W. Bruce Cameron

Um livro emocionante que vai te deixar com os olhos cheios d'água... Ou não né? Mas vale à pena, por garantia, prepare o lenço.

Star Wars: A Trilogia, dos autores: George Lucas, James Kahn, Donald F. Glut.

Um parto cheio para os fãs da saga!

Um Estranho no Ninho, do autor: Ken Kesey

Vale MUITO à pena ser lido! O final do livro você fica digerindo por dias, triste e esperançoso.

  Optei por não falar muito dos livros/enredo para não dar Spoiler.

[thebookwormsnest]

Ho controllato il New York Times. Ho controllato il Telegraph. Ho controllato Le Monde. Ho controllato la BBC. Ho confrontato le proposte delle migliori case editrici italiane. Ho setacciato mezzo internet per poter stilare una lista al contempo più completa e più varia possibile.

E, alla fine, ce l'ho fatta.

Clicca su "Continua a leggere" per scoprire l'elenco completo dei duecento libri da leggere prima di morire! 

I DUECENTO LIBRI DA LEGGERE PRIMA DI MORIRE: L'ELENCO

(IN ORDINE ALFABETICO)

1984 – George Orwell

1Q84 – Haruki Murakami

A Christmas Carol – Charles Dickens

A ciascuno il suo – Leonardo Sciascia

A Fine Balance – Rohinton Mistry

A me le guardie! – Terry Pratchett

A sangue freddo – Truman Capote

Alice nel Paese delle Meraviglie – Lewis Carroll

Alla ricerca del tempo perduto – Marcel Proust

Altri libertini – Pier Vittorio Tondelli 

Amabili resti – Alice Sebold

Amore e Psiche – Apuleio

Anna dai capelli rossi – Lucy Maud Montgomery

Anna Karenina – Lev Tolstoj

Artemis Fowl – Eoin Colfer

Ayla figlia della Terra – Jean Auel

Bar sport – Stefano Benni

Black Beauty: autobiografia di un cavallo – Anna Sewell

Bleak House – Charles Dickens

Brideshead Revisited – Evelyn Waugh

Buchi nel deserto – Louis Sachar 

Buona apocalisse a tutti! – Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman

Caino e Abele – Jeffrey Archer

Canto di Natale – Charles Dickens

Casa Desolata – Charles Dickens

Cent'anni di solitudine – Gabriel García Márquez

Charlotte's Web – EB White

Cime tempestose – Emily Brontë

Comma 22 – Joseph Heller

Cristo si è fermato ad Eboli – Carlo Levi

Cuore – Edmondo de Amicis

Cuore di tenebra – Joseph Conrad

David Copperfield – Charles Dickens

Delitto e castigo – Fëdor Dostoevskij

Diario – Anne Frank

Dieci piccoli indiani – Agatha Christie

Dio di illusioni – Donna Tartt

Don Chisciotte della Mancia – Miguel de Cervantes

Dracula – Bram Stoker

Dune – Frank Herbert

Emma – Jane Austen

Fahrenheit 451 – Ray Bradbury

Favole al telefono – Gianni Rodari

Finzioni – Borges

Frankenstein – Mary Shelley

Furore – John Steinbeck

Gente di Dublino – James Joyce

Germinale – Emile Zola

Gita al faro – Virginia Woolf

Gli indifferenti – Alberto Moravia

Gormenghast – Mervyn Peake

Grandi speranze – Charles Dickens

Guerra e pace – Lev Tolstoj

Guida galattica per autostoppisti – Douglas Adams

Harry Potter – J. K. Rowling

Ho un castello nel cuore – Dodie Smith

I Buddenbrook – Thomas Mann

I cercatori di conchiglie – Rosamunde Pilcher

I Dolori del Giovane Werther – J. W. Goethe

I figli della mezzanotte – Salman Rushdie

I fiori del male – Charles Baudelaire

I fratelli Karamazov – Fedor Dostoevskij

I Malavoglia – Giovanni Verga

I Miserabili – Victor Hugo

I pilastri della terra – Ken Follett

I Promessi Sposi – Alessandro Manzoni

I Tre Moschettieri – Alexandre Dumas

Il barone rampante – Italo Calvino

Il bianco e il nero – Malorie Blackman

Il buio oltre la siepe – Harper Lee

Il Cacciatore di Aquiloni – Khaled Hosseini

Il canto del cielo – Sebastian Faulks

Il Codice da Vinci – Dan Brown

Il Colore Viola – Alice Walker

Il Commissario Maigret – George Simenon

Il Conte di Monte Cristo – Alexandre Dumas

Il diario di Bridget Jones – Helen Fielding

Il Dio delle piccole cose – Arundhati Roy

Il dottor Jekyll e Mr. Hyde – Robert Louis Stevenson

Il dottor Zivago – Boris Pasternak

Il fu Mattia Pascal – Luigi Pirandello

Il Gattopardo – Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa

Il giardino dei Finzi-Contini – Giorgio Bassani

Il giardino segreto – Frances Hodgson Burnett

Il giornalino di Gian Burrasca – Vamba

Il giovane Holden – J. D. Salinger

Il grande Gatsby – Francis Scott Fitzgerald

Il leone, la strega e l'armadio – C. S. Lewis

Il maestro e Margherita – Bulgakov

Il mago – John Fowles

Il Mandolino del Capitano Corelli – Louis De Berniere

Il mondo nuovo – Aldous Huxley

Il Nome della Rosa – Umberto Eco

Il Padrino – Mario Puzo 

Il paradiso degli orchi – Daniel Pennac

Il passaggio segreto – Enid Blyton

Il Piccolo Principe – Antoine De Saint-Exupery

Il potere e la glori – Graham Greene

Il Processo – Franz Kafka

Il Profeta – Kahlil Gibran

Il profumo – Patrick Süskind

Il ragazzo giusto – Vikram Seth

Il ritratto di Dorian Gray – Oscar Wilde

Il Rosso e il Nero – Stendhal

Il signore degli anelli – J. R. R. Tolkien

Il signore della magia – Raymond E. Feist

Il signore delle mosche – William Golding

Il vecchio e il mare – Ernest Hemingway

Il velo dipinto – W. Somerset Maughan

Il vento tra i salici – Kenneth Grahame

In culo al mondo – Antonio Lobo Antunes 

Io, robot – Isaac Asimov

Jane Eyre – Charlotte Brontë

Katherine – Anya Seton

Kitchen – Banana Yoshimoto

La casa degli spiriti – Isabel Allende

La ciociara – Alberto Moravia 

La collina dei conigli – Richard Adams

La coscienza di Zeno – Italo Svevo

La Divina Commedia – Dante Alighieri

La donna in bianco – Wilkie Collins

La fabbrica di cioccolato – Roald Dahl

La famiglia Winshow – Johnathan Coe

La fattoria degli animali – George Orwell

La fattoria delle magre consolazioni – Stella Gibbons

La fiera delle vanità – William Makepeace Thackeray

La lettera scarlatta – Nathaniel Hawthorne

La luna e i falò – Cesare Pavese

La Storia – Elsa Morante

La trilogia della città di K – Agosta Kristof

La verità sul caso Harry Quebert – Joel Dicker

La versione di Barney – Mordecai Richler

L'alchimista – Paulo Coelho

L'amore ai tempi del colera – Gabriel García Márquez

L'arte della guerra – Sun Tzu

L'arte di essere felici – Arthur Schopenhauer 

Le affinità elettive – Goethe

Le avventure di Alice nel Paese delle Meraviglie – Lewis Carroll

Le Avventure di Pinocchio – Collodi

Le Avventure di Sherlock Holmes – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Le Cronache del Ghiaccio e del Fuoco – George R. R. Martin

Le notti bianche – Fedor Dostoevski

L'eleganza del riccio – Muriel Barbery

Lessico Familiare – Natalia Ginzburg

Lettera a un bambino mai nato – Oriana Fallaci

L'insostenibile leggerezza dell'essere – Milan Kundera

L'isola del tesoro – Robert Louis Stevenson

Lo strano caso del cane ucciso a mezzanotte – Mark Haddon

Lolita – Vladimir Nabokov

L'ombra del vento – Carlos Ruiz Zafon

L'ombra dello scorpione – Stephen King

L'opera completa di Shakespeare

Madame Bovary – Gustave Flaubert

Mattatoio n. 5 – Kurt Vonnegut 

Memorie di Adriano – Marguerite Yourcenar

Memorie di una geisha – Arthur Golden

Middlemarch – George Eliot

Moby Dick – Herman Melville

Morty l'apprendista – Terry Pratchett

Niente di nuovo sul fronte occidentale – Remarque

Night watch – Terry Pratchett

Noi, i ragazzi dello zoo di Berlino – Christiane F.

Non ora, non qui – Erri De Luca

Norwegian Wood – Haruki Murakami 

Notes From A Small Island – Bill Bryson

Oceano mare – Alessandro Baricco

Odissea – Omero

Oliver Twist – Charles Dickens

Opinioni di un clown – Heinrich Boll

Orgoglio e pregiudizio – Jane Austen

Pastorale americana – Philip Roth

Persuasione – Jane Austen

Piccole donne – Louisa May Alcott

Possession – AS Byatt

Preghiera per un amico – John Irving

Quel che resta del giorno – Kazuo Ishiguro

Queste oscure materie – Philip Pulman

Racconto di due città – Charles Dickens

Rebecca, la prima moglie – Daphne du Maurier

Ritorno a Brideshead – Evelyn Waugh

Se questo è un uomo – Primo Levi

Shining – Stephen King

Siddharta – Hermann Hesse

Sostiene Pereira – Tabucchi

Storia di una gabbianella e del gatto che le insegnò a volare – Luis Sepulveda

Suite francese – Irene Nemirovsky

Sulla strada – Jack Kerouac 

Tess dei d'Urbervilles – Thomas Hardy 

The Faraway Tree Collection – Enid Blyton

The Wasp Factory – Iain Banks

Tre Uomini in Barca – Jerome K. Jerome

Uccelli di rovo – Colleen McCullough

Ulisse – James Joyce

Un Uomo – Oriana Fallaci

Una città come Alice – Nevil Shute

Uomini e topi – John Steinbeck

Via col vento – Margaret Mitchell

Via dalla pazza folla – Thomas Hardy

Vita di Pi – Yann Martel

Winnie the Pooh – AA Milne

Mi sembra strano che autori come Baudelaire, Wilde o Shakespeare siano stati citati un'unica volta, così come il Diario di Anna Frank o Ulisse di Joyce - che per carità possono piacere o non piacere, ma sono comunque importanti dal punto di vista storico il primo ed il padre del modernismo inglese il secondo - mentre Harry Potter o Il Signore degli Anelli erano presenti in tutte le liste - anche qui, importantissimi per la storia del fantasy e perfino rivoluzionari, ma paragonarli a Shakespeare?

E voi, cosa ne pensate? Siete d'accordo, anche parzialmente, o ci sono grandi assenti? Fatemelo sapere nei reblog :)

[volghan]

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— VOLGHAN Hosseini (@volghan) Feb 7, 2022

from Twitter https://twitter.com/volghan

[persinsala]

La Democrazia del corpo Festival

La Democrazia del corpo Festival

Firenze ospita anche quest’anno il Festival La Democrazia del corpo, ideato e diretto da Virgilio Sieni. Iniziato il 25 settembre, con lo spettacolo di apertura della coreografa argentina Ayelen Parolin – Autoctonos II – proseguirà fino al 30 dicembre (more…)

[lourdesperiodista]

70 LIBROS/2021 LEYENDO AUTORAS

“Los libros nos salvan”... No lo dijo nadie, que yo recuerde, lo digo yo. En un segundo año de pandemia no ostento mis siete decenas de libros leídos, sólo me recuerdo lo mucho que me puedo salvar a mí misma y que es muy poco lo que necesito para estar bien: palabras, sólo eso. Decir, escribir y leer (incluso aquellas palabras que llegaron en un mensaje de texto oportuno para decirme de mí eso que ya había olvidado).

Estos 70 libros (71 si contamos la relectura de El amigo), son un soliloquio lo mismo que un diálogo. Un encuentro personal con lo mejor y lo peor de la humanidad, por más trillado que suene.

Ahí vamos con la revisión:

📖EL FAVORITO ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Cuando las mujeres fueron pájaros, de Terry Tempest Williams (EEUU)

📖 MI TOP 10

Cuando las mujeres fueron pájaros, de Terry Tempest Williams (EEUU)

El Amigo, de Sigrid Nunez (EEUU)

Ää: manifiestos sobre la diversidad lingüística, de Yásnaya Elena A. Gil (México)

Perdiendo el edén, de Lucy Jones (Inglaterra)

La dimensión desconocida, de Nona Fernández (Chile)

Nomadland, de Jessica Bruder (EEUU)

La inquietud de la noche, de Marieke Lucas Rijneveld (Baíses Bajos)

Memorias de una osa polar, de Yōko Tawada (Japón)

Las Malas, de Camila Sosa Villada (Argentina)

Pelea de Gallos, María Fernanda Ampuero (Ecuador)

📖 MENCIÓN HONORÍFICA

Hanakotoba, el lenguaje de las flores, de Alex Pler

📖 SEÑOROS

De los 70 libro leídos sólo 3 son hombres.

Vientos amargos, de Harry Wu y Carolyn Wakeman (China) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Mil soles espléndidos, de Khaled Hosseini (Afganistán) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Hanakotoba, el lenguaje de las flores, de Alex Pler (España)

📖 DE PLANO NO ME GUSTARON

El invencible verano de Liliana, de Cristina Rivera Garza (México)

La librería, de Penelope Fitzgerald (Inglaterra)

Orgullo y Prejuicio, Jane Austen (Inglaterra)

Mamá, Quiero ser Feminista, de Carmen G. de la Cueva (España)

📖 DEL CÍRCULO DE LECTURA SPUTNIKS LEYENDO

Momoko y la gata by Mariko Koike (Japón)

Almendra by Won-pyung Sohn (Corea)

Fatal by Carolina Unrein (Argentina) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Ää: manifiestos sobre la diversidad lingüística, de Yásnaya Elena A. Gil (México)

La posada de Jamaica by Daphne du Maurier (Inglaterra)

La distancia entre nosotros, by Reina Grandes (Mex/EEUU)

El lustre de la perla by Sarah Waters (Inglaterra)

Nadie les pidió perdón, Daniela Rea (México) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

📖 DEL PROYECTO SOYUZ (Cajita Sputnik)

Pelea de Gallos, María Fernanda Ampuero (Ecuador) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Conjunto Vacío, Verónica Gerber (México)

El ángel de Nicolás, Verónica Murguía (México) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

El cuerpo en que nací, Guadalupe Nettel (México)

Lucrecias, Alejandra Eme Vazquez , Alejandra Arévalo, Brenda Navarro, Diana del Ángel, Gabriela Damián (México) ⭐⭐⭐

La dimensión desconocida, Nona Fernández (Chile) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

📖 EL QUE TODOS AMAN Y A MÍ NO ME GUSTÓ

Orgullo y Prejuicio, Jane Austen (Inglaterra)

El invencible verano de Liliana, de Cristina Rivera Garza (México)

📖 EL QUE A NADIE LE GUSTÓ Y A MÍ SÍ

Furia, de Clyo Mendoza Herrera (México)

📖 LOS QUE NADIE HABLÓ DE ELLOS Y ME ENCANTARON

La perra de Pilar Quintana (Colombia)

El tercer país de Karina Sainz Borgo (Venezuela)

📖 DEL GUADALUPE REINAS

Una lectura conjunta de LibrosB4tipos: El club de la buena estrella de Amy Tan (EEUU)

Libro que te recuerda a tu mujer favorita: Orillas de Nora de la Cruz (mi mujer favorita 2021) (México)

Historia en formato no tradicional (pendiente)

Autora disidente: Leer Lolita en Teherán de Azar Nafisi (Irán) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Relectura de mi libro favorito: El amigo de Sigrid Nunez (EEUU)

Fanfic (sería el libro 72): Una maravillosa vida de Candy Candy by Mallory Quinn 🙈

Libro de filosofía, historia o crítica literaria: Leer Lolita en Teherán de Azar Nafisi (Irán)

Historia que se haya convertido en película: Nomadland, de Jessica Bruder (EEUU)

Libro de terror: (pendiente)

Libro de autora que comparta tu signo (libra): Catwings de Ursula K. Le Guin (EEUU)

📖 EL QUE MÁS ME TARDÉ

Poesía no completa de Wisława Szymborska (Polonia)

📖 EL QUE LEÍ MÁS RÁPIDO

Ante el dolor de los demás, Susan Sontag (EEUU)

📖 NUMERALIA

Mujeres 67, Hombres 3

México 14.5

Estados Unidos 13.5

Latinoamérica (sin México) 13

Japón 4

Oriente (China y Corea) 2

Medio Oriente 2

África 3

España 4

Europa (sin España) 13

Canadá 1

Premio Nobel 1

No ficción 9