#Nine gorman

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La nuit où les étoiles se sont éteintes de Nine Gorman et Marie Alhinho

 9/10 « J’aimerais lui rétorquer que les étoiles s’éteignent et que quand c’est le cas, elles détruisent tout sur leur passage. J’aimerais lui dire que parfois, c’est comme ça que je me sens, comme une supernova sur le point de se transformer en trou noir. »  Depuis que sa mère est en prison, Finn pense ne jamais pouvoir remonter la pente. Il se laisse sombrer et tente de s’oublier…

[ohlorake]

(Dés) Espoir

- Et... il ne te manque pas un peu, des fois? demandé-je d'une petite voix. Ton père je veux dire.

- Celui que j'aurais voulu qu'il soit, oui. Mais la réalité de qui il était, non.

(...)

- Pour toi, les gens ne peuvent pas changer? questionné-je Nathan, un peu perdu.

- C'est dur de renier ceux qui sont les plus proches de toi mais, s'il y a bien un truc que j'ai appris, c'est que ça ne sert à rien de perdre du temps avec des gens qui ne sont pas prêts pour nous, pas prêts à nous accepter tels qu'on est. Bien sûr qu'ils peuvent changer, mais ce ne sera jamais avec certitude. Et puis, surtout, combien de temps ça prendra?

Le jour où le soleil ne s'est plus levé. Nine Gorman & Marie Alhinho

[storyofthenauseouseye]

The Duality of Woman: Anais Nin

Vogue Magazine, Anais Nin talks about being a woman, 15 October 1971

Anais Nin is a woman of duality. It's been a well-known fact for those who know or love her that she is truly a two-sided coin. She said it herself in her book Henry and June,

"I will always be the virgin prostitute, the perverse angel, the two-faced sinister and saintly woman"(bookquoters.com).

From her intense marriages to two different men on opposite sides of the country, to her literary career, to even her personal reflections and essays, Nin was a figure bathed in duality. How does one split the image of Anais Nin ideally in half? You just have to find the seam between diarist and eroticist.

The Diarist

Anais Nin is most well-loved by her adoring fans because of her published diary. As a young girl, Nin wrote her father a letter begging him to return to the family he had abandoned (The Anais Nin Foundation). This was the beginning of Nin's diary, which would be published in seven volumes, with four unexpurgated diaries later appearing after their original publication.

Her diaries were incredibly personal, full of secrets and thoughts she never thought would come to light. The biggest secret within these diaries was that she was married to two different men simultaneously, something she would remove from the diaries upon initial publication. Years later, Nin compiled the removed sections into one volume, the first of her unexpurgated diaries. It was called Henry and June, and detailed the letters and writings the two shared. The duality of Nin stretched throughout every aspect of her life.

These highly intimate journals struck twentieth-century American women directly in their souls. As one journalist famously put it in an article for The Conversation,

Anaïs Nin dreamed, in all senses. She dreamed of lives and possibilities. She dreamed in slumber and allowed her dreams to leak into the day. As I regularly committed the cardinal social sin of recounting my dreams over breakfast, she seemed a soulmate across oceans and generations (Gorman).

These teenage girls and their daydreams were instantly hooked on Nin's likeminded wonder and splendid prose. She became a sensation after the diary publications almost instantly, giving her a decent seat in literary history.

It wouldn't be long until something else gave her another boost of fame.

Ramon Casas, Decadent Young Woman. After the Dance, 1899

The Eroticist

In the late 1970s, Anais Nine published three volumes of erotic short fiction, each containing approximately ten stories. Despite their popularity, the term erotic is a tad inappropriate. Although she wasn't a follower of the transgressive art movement like Georges Bataille, Anais Nin's erotic stories are more disturbing and controversial than actually arousing.

Nin wrote about such topics as sexual abuse, incest, pedophilia, and other forms of sexual violence within her stories. These works would go on to shock and challenge readers even today (Maza).

Lost Lenore Antiques, Anais Nin ~ Little Birds and Delta of Venus ~ 1st Edition Books ~ Vintage Erotica, 27 August 2021

Works Cited

The Anais Nin Foundation. “bio — The Anais Nin Foundation.” The Anais Nin Foundation, https://theanaisninfoundation.org/bio. Accessed 11 December 2023.

Gorman, Alice. “The book that changed me: journeying to the self with Anaïs Nin's sensual, transgressive diaries.” The Conversation, 25 April 2022, https://theconversation.com/the-book-that-changed-me-journeying-to-the-self-with-ana-s-nins-sensual-transgressive-diaries-176135. Accessed 11 December 2023.

Maza, Sarah, and Paul Herron. “Swinging: The Double Life of Anaïs Nin.” Public Books, 19 February 2018, https://www.publicbooks.org/swinging-the-double-life-of-anais-nin/. Accessed 11 December 2023.

Nin, Anaïs. “Quotes from Henry and June: From "A Journal of Love"--The Unexpurgated Diary of Anaïs Nin by Anaïs Nin.” BookQuoters, https://bookquoters.com/book/henry-and-june-from-a-journal-of-love-the-unexpurgated-diary-of-anais-nin. Accessed 11 December 2023.

Further Reading

[tashacee]

The Clocktown Mystery

Chapter Four: The Locked Door

The Chain made their way across the square to where they could all see the grumbling man putting up the last of his posters. Gorman, Time had called him. This was Gorman. The one who had been publicly complaining about having a grudge against the salesman. The one who had sent him a note asking to meet in the Clocktower. The note was in Wild’s slate now, stained red with the Salesman’s blood.

Twilight set his jaw. It still wasn’t definitive proof but… he was very aware that they could be walking into a conversation with a murderer.

…

Okay. Well. If Twilight was honest, he wasn’t really too worried. After all, Gorman may have been able to overpower the Salesman, but the fact was that he was a balding, middle aged man who clearly had not been keeping himself as in shape as much as he might have. Against nine heroes, he wouldn’t really stand a chance.

Still. Twilight was glad to see that Warriors was keeping a tight hand on Wind.

Read the rest on AO3!

[whispered-into-the-void]

It's amazing how the minor facts and how-to's you pick up will factor into your readings of everyday experiences.

(citation needed on everything I'm about to say, btw)

Like, tea and coffee. Tea is best when made with boiling water, like 95-100 °C, whereas coffee is better with slightly - slightly - cooler water, like 92-94 or smth. Coffee made with boiling water will be more bitter than coffee made at that 92-94 range, and vice versa with tea.

I first heard this from the British comedy series "Dave Gorman's Modern Life Is Goodish," where he relates it to the rise of coffee shops; a small cafe will use a kettle for their tea and their coffee, leading to a (relatively) cheap, fairly good cup of tea, and a (relatively) cheap, fairly bad-to-okay cup of coffee; in comparison, a coffee shop is likely gonna think they have to use their coffee machine for everything, including tea, leading to a (relatively) expensive, fairly good cup of coffee, and a more expensive, worse cup of tea.

I can't definitely speak to the last point, but I can say that I started factoring in a couple of seconds to let the kettle cool after boiling, and my coffee improved, so I'll at least believe the culinary aspect of not the business angle.

The other reason I reckon this is true is that I'm not the only person I've seen who seems to acknowledge this? The pharmacist at my old job seemed to take the same approach from the opposite direction, turning the kettle off just before it boils - again, this would seem to imply that it's not utter bullshit. The thing that I can't move from my head is that he'd do this to a kettle that was *also being boiled for tea* for his coworkers/the dispensers.

And, I don't know if he knows that he was potentially creating a worse cup of tea for his dispensers just so he could have his better coffee sooner, but it does really exemplify the mindset of pharmacists towards dispensers.

Like, pharmacists are essential for pharmacy, obviously. But so are dispensers? Like, in order to run, a pharmacy needs a Pharmacist, it doesn't matter how many dispensers you have - that's for safety reasons. However, even with a pharmacist, they need at least one other member of staff to check their work or the pharmacy can't dispense medication (according to regulation, I don't doubt that that specific rule is broken at some point in every pharmacy that opens late or on weekends). In theory, that *could* be another pharmacist, but given that dispensers are paid minimum wage, it's gonna be a dispenser nine times out of ten. Like, a pharmacy can't run without a pharmacist, but a pharmacy runs on its dispensers, and there's a concerning trend of pharmacists practically refusing to acknowledge that simple fact or treat dispensers with any respect?

Idk, maybe I've just had bad experiences with pharmacists, or maybe it's because those pharmacists were also acting as Managers, but yeah. Minimum wage work is what keeps things going, if every minimum wage worker went on strike then the world would stop, minimum wage work isn't "unskilled" work, etc.

[krispyweiss]

Television Co-founder Tom Verlaine Dead at 73

- “This man’s importance can’t be overstated,” Scott Metzger says

Tom Verlaine, the guitarist and singer who co-founded the influential punk band Television, has died at 73, Rolling Stone reports.

The magazine cited Patti Smith’s daughter, Jesse Paris Smith, who said Verlaine died Jan. 28 following a “brief illness.”

“More 2023 fretted heartbreak,” a “saddened and bummed” Vernon Reid wrote on Twitter.

“One of the great punk lead stylists. Tom Verlaine was a true downtown hero.”

Television’s 1977 debut, Marquee Moon, is considered a touchstone; it is one of only two albums the band released in its initial incarnation.

“Not many first-time-hearing experiences in my life compare to the first time through Marquee Moon,” drummer Steve Gorman (the Black Crowes/Trigger Hippy) tweeted. “There weren’t any words then, and there really aren’t any right now.

“Damn.”

Guitarist Scott Metzger of Joe Russo’s Almost Dead concurred, calling the LP “a holy grail of creative rock guitar, song craft and arranging that I always end up going back to year after year.

“This man’s importance can’t be overstated,” Metzger wrote on social media. “RIP, Tom Verlaine.”

After Television’s demise, Verlaine would release nine solo albums between 1979 and 2006, even after Television reformed 1992 and continued to play sporadically. But Marquee Moon had the greatest impact; Jason Isbell said he and the 400 Unit walk onstage to that LP “most nights” and he called Verlaine “the realest deal.”

“May Tom Verlaine rest in peace and love,” Todd Rundgren’s Spirit of Harmony Foundation said.

1/28/23

[trans-axolotl]

quarterly book recs

@librarycards tagged me for my nine quarterly book recs!! going to include a few articles and also films on the list because i have gotten really into films the past couple months and thought Why not!

Psychiatry Inside out: Selected Writings of Franco Basaglia edited by Nancy Scheper-Hughes and Anne M. Lovell

Realm of the Elderlings Series by Robin Hobb

rereading Medical Apartheid by Harriet A. Washington

A Corpse Among Corpses (film about asylum graveyards, genocide, gentrification, and medical experimentation)

Every Body-intersex film in theaters June 30th.

A Disability of the Soul by Karen Nakamura (and associated films)

PERFECT STORM: A time to refrain from embracing by Richard Hunsinger

Mad People Of Colour: A Manifesto By Rachel Gorman, annu saini, Louise Tam, Onyinyechukwu Udegbe & Onar Usar

if anyone else wants to do book recs, feel free to tag me!

[chillingcinemachronicles]

Best Animated Movies on Netflix for a Visual Feast

1. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (2022)

Director: Joel Crawford

Cast: Antonio Banderas, Salma Hayek, Harvey Guillén, Florence Pugh, Olivia Colman, Ray Winstone, Wagner Moura

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Sequels released over a decade after the first film are always a gamble, but Puss in Boots: The Last Wish was one of multiple films from 2022 (Top Gun: Maverick, Avatar: The Way of Water) that actually improved upon its predecessor. Eleven years after the first Puss in Boots, the eponymous rascally cat has now burned through eight of his nine lives on his various adventures, reteaming with Kitty Softpaws in pursuit of the Last Wish, which would restore his lives. Along the way, he tries to outrun Goldilocks — hoping to attain the Last Wish for herself — and a menacing wolf who mysteriously stalks Puss. Like other DreamWorks films post-Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, the blend of 2-D and 3-D is striking in its visual texture, particularly in action sequences, but its darkly authentic themes of anxiety and the value of friendship resonate most of all.

2. Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie (2017)

EW grade: B+ (read the review)

Director: David Soren

Cast: Kevin Hart, Ed Helms, Nick Kroll, Thomas Middleditch, Jordan Peele, Kristen Schaal

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The wildly popular Captain Underpants book series has kept kids entertained since 1997, but it wasn't until 20 years later that the tighty-whities-clad hero made it to the big screen. The First Epic Movie centers on George and Harold, fourth-grader best friends who create the Captain Underpants comic book and hypnotize their strict principal into becoming the superhero — who doesn't actually have superpowers. Kid-friendly without being too mind-numbing to their parents, Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie has "charm to spare," praises EW's critic, noting it works "mostly because it never tries to be more or less than what it is." It also spawned a series on Netflix, The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants, which ran from 2018 to 2020.

3. The Angry Birds Movie (2016)

EW grade: B (read the review)

Director: Clay Kaytis and Fergal Reilly

Cast: Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Danny McBride, Maya Rudolph, Kate McKinnon, Sean Penn, Tony Hale, Keegan-Michael Key, Bill Hader, Peter Dinklage

While it may be damning with faint praise to give credit to The Angry Birds Movie for not being a total disaster...it really could've been much worse. Based on the wildly popular app of the same name, the film follows Red (voiced by Jason Sudeikis), a talking bird who comes to suspect that his island's new pig inhabitants have malicious intent. Your mileage may vary depending on your tolerance for punny/juvenile humor, but as EW's review notes, the film "delivers a mildly diverting mix of winky meta-jokes and moral lessons, cannily aimed at both the next generation of tiny consumers and their more sophisticated parents.

4. Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio (2022)

Director: Guillermo del Toro and Mark Gustafson

Cast: Ewan McGregor, David Bradley, Gregory Mann, Burn Gorman, Ron Perlman, John Turturro, Finn Wolfhard, Cate Blanchett, Tim Blake Nelson, Christoph Waltz, Tilda Swinton

Codirectors Guillermo del Toro and Mark Gustafson transport the classic story of Pinocchio to World War II-era Italy in this meticulously crafted stop-motion animated film. Following the death of his young son, carpenter Geppetto cuts down a tree and carves a wooden boy, who is subsequently brought to life and dubbed Pinocchio. As the boy ventures to the outside world, he is met with dark forces that attempt to use and corrupt him, all against the backdrop of Benito Mussolini's reign as leader of Fascist Italy. Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is a darker take on the tale compared to the well-known Disney adaptation (which also received a far-inferior live-action remake in 2022). From the fraught setting to the detailed creature designs, del Toro and Gustafson create a distinct world while providing valuable life lessons to viewers of all ages. The film became the first Netflix production to win the Oscar for Best Animated Feature.

5. The Sea Beast (2022)

Director: Chris Williams

Cast: Karl Urban, Zaris-Angel Hator, Jared Harris, Marianne Jean-Baptiste

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A brave orphan girl named Maisie stows away aboard a ship of sea monster hunters in The Sea Beast, helmed by Big Hero 6's co-director Chris Williams. The sailors are renowned for their hunting abilities, though their status is threatened by their society's admiral, who wishes to replace them. They go out on one last hunt to track down a powerful sea beast called the Red Bluster, but, as Maisie soon discovers, the creatures may not have the kind of malicious intent for which they've come to be known. With dazzling colors, fast-paced thrills, and classical storytelling, it's easy to see why The Sea Beast became Netflix's most watched animated original film as of October 2022, according to the streamer. The film also earned a Best Animated Feature nomination at the Oscars, following a wave of critical praise.

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tag nine people you want to catch up with/get to know better

thank you for the tag @smileysvech ✨✨✨

last song: como la flor - selena

last film: gran turismo

currently reading (or last read): about to start amanda gorman's call us what we carry

currently watching: need to catch up on strange new worlds! (i'm really really bad at finishing tv shows)

current obsession: buying books and never reading them

tagging (if you want to) @18minutemajor @circle--of--confusion @cinnamoncowboy @jonasiegenthaler @turbolainen @titobeauvi @gabelandeskog @jcheechoo @krakenbait

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Events 9.8 (1860-1960)

1860 – The steamship PS Lady Elgin sinks on Lake Michigan, with the loss of around 300 lives. 1862 – Millennium of Russia monument is unveiled in Novgorod. 1863 – American Civil War: In the Second Battle of Sabine Pass, a small Confederate force thwarts a Union invasion of Texas. 1883 – The Northern Pacific Railway (reporting mark NP) was completed in a ceremony at Gold Creek, Montana. Former president Ulysses S. Grant drove in the final "golden spike" in an event attended by rail and political luminaries. 1888 – Isaac Peral's submarine is first tested. 1888 – The Great Herding (Spanish: El Gran Arreo) begins with thousands of sheep being herded from the Argentine outpost of Fortín Conesa to Santa Cruz near the Strait of Magellan. 1888 – In London, the body of Jack the Ripper's second murder victim, Annie Chapman, is found. 1888 – In England, the first six Football League matches are played. 1892 – The Pledge of Allegiance is first recited. 1898 – Seven hundred Greek civilians, 17 British guards and the British Consul of Crete are killed by a Turkish mob. 1900 – Galveston hurricane: A powerful hurricane hits Galveston, Texas killing about 8,000 people. 1905 – The 7.2 Mw  Calabria earthquake shakes southern Italy with a maximum Mercalli intensity of XI (Extreme), killing between 557 and 2,500 people. 1914 – World War I: Private Thomas Highgate becomes the first British soldier to be executed for desertion during the war. 1916 – In a bid to prove that women were capable of serving as military dispatch riders, Augusta and Adeline Van Buren arrive in Los Angeles, completing a 60-day, 5,500 mile cross-country trip on motorcycles. 1921 – Margaret Gorman, a 16-year-old, wins the Atlantic City Pageant's Golden Mermaid trophy; pageant officials later dubbed her the first Miss America. 1923 – Honda Point disaster: Nine US Navy destroyers run aground off the California coast. Seven are lost, and twenty-three sailors killed. 1925 – Rif War: Spanish forces including troops from the Foreign Legion under Colonel Francisco Franco landing at Al Hoceima, Morocco. 1926 – Germany is admitted to the League of Nations. 1933 – Ghazi bin Faisal became King of Iraq. 1934 – Off the New Jersey coast, a fire aboard the passenger liner SS Morro Castle kills 137 people. 1935 – US Senator from Louisiana Huey Long is fatally shot in the Louisiana State Capitol building. 1941 – World War II: German forces begin the Siege of Leningrad. 1943 – World War II: The Armistice of Cassibile is proclaimed by radio. OB Süd immediately implements plans to disarm the Italian forces. 1944 – World War II: London is hit by a V-2 rocket for the first time. 1945 – The division of Korea begins when United States troops arrive to partition the southern part of Korea in response to Soviet troops occupying the northern part of the peninsula a month earlier. 1946 – A referendum abolishes the monarchy in Bulgaria. 1952 – The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation makes its first televised broadcast on the second escape of the Boyd Gang. 1954 – The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) is established.

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St. Louis Cardinals-Minnesota Twins Series Preview

8.23.24-Andre Pallante RHP (5-6) 4.07 ERA Vs. David Festa RHP (2-2) 4.96 ERA

8.24.24-Sonny Gray RHP (11-8) 3.91 ERA Vs. Pablo Lopez RHP (11-8) 4.47 ERA

8.25.24-Erick Fedde RHP (8-7) 3.39 ERA Vs. Zebby Matthews RHP (1-1) 3.60 ERA

The Cardinals At A Glance- The Cardinals have clung to the .500 mark seemingly all season long. They are sliding a bit with a (7-12) record in August and sit five games out of the last Wild-Card spot. St. Louis is in a weird spot because they have so many veterans. Paul Goldschmidt will be a free agent at the end of the season and they signed Lance Lynn, Kyle Gibson, and Sonny Gray before this season. Alec Burleson is having a breakout season with twenty-one homers and seventy RBI. Masyn Winn in the new shortstop with a .278 average. Paul Goldchmidt and Nolan Gorman have nineteen homers each. Lance Lynn has a knee issue and threw live batting practice on Monday. Steven Matz is slowly working his way back from a back injury. The Cardinals starting staff has a 4.50 ERA, which is 23rd in baseball. Kyle Gibson has been good with a 4.22 ERA, Sonny Gray has a 3.91 ERA, and Miles Mikolas has been knocked around a bit. Ryan Helsley has locked down thirty-nine saves. JoJo Romero has been good from the left side of the bullpen, while Andrew Kittredge and Shawn Armstrong have been good righty options.

The Twins At A Glance- The Twins had a solid road trip and went (4-3) in Arlington and San Diego. The team returns home for a huge nine-game homestand against decent teams. The Cardinals, Braves, and Blue Jays are good, but not great. Kody Funderburk has starting a throwing program and could begin a rehab assignment this weekend. Brooks Lee worked out in St. Paul on Thursday and might go on a rehab assignment. Alex Kirilloff was set to go on a rehab assignment then sprained his ankle doing drills. Carlos Correa is still having issues with his heel. Byron Buxton could be close to returning this weekend. Christian Vazquez is hitting .357 with three homers and eleven RBI since the break. Matt Wallner and Royce Lewis each have hit five homers since the All-Star Break. Griffin Jax owns a 1.38 ERA in his past thirteen innings. Cole Sands has been just as good with a 1.89 ERA over his last 13 2/3 innings.

What To Watch For- The Twins are (23-20) all-time against the Cardinals. The Twins took two of three from the Cardinals in St. Louis last August. The Cardinals haven't been to Target Field since 2020 for the Twins home opener in the shortened season. These two teams will open up next season in St. Louis. Andre Pallante has thrown one scoreless inning against the Twins in his career. Sonny Gray is (2-4) with a 5.05 ERA in eight starts against the Twins. He has a 2.83 ERA in 35 starts at Target Field. Pablo Lopez is (2-2) with a 2.84 ERA in five starts against the Cardinals. Erick Fedde is (1-0) with an 0.82 ERA in two starts against the Twins. David Festa and Zebby Matthews have never faced the Cardinals. It should be a nice weekend for a series against a reeling Cardinals team.

-Chris Kreibich-

[omagazineparis]

Booktube, quelle booktubeuse adopter ?

Vous ne savez pas quoi lire ? Pas de problème ! Comme l'indique le sujet d'aujourd'hui, nous vous proposons une communauté YouTube spécialisée dans le domaine du livre. Nous avons donc sélectionné pour vous quelques booktubeuses qui vous aideront et vous donneront envie de lire. Alex bouquine en Prada, booktubeuse de gourmandise Déjà, la petite référence du Diable s'habille en Prada nous intrigue, car avant d'être un film, celui-ci est un livre. Alex nous délivre ses projets de lecture avec des vidéos de PAL (Pile à lire), des présentations de ses lectures du moment ou encore des vlogs de son quotidien. Pleine de gourmandise dans ses introductions, elle aime appeler sa communauté par des mélanges de friandises assez étranges mais c'est ce qui relève tout son charme. Son énergie et sa joie de vivre qu'elle porte à ses lectures se font vivement ressentir. C'est pourquoi, c'est une Booktubeuse à suivre, elle vous proposera une diversité de lecture en n'en plus finir (BD, manga, roman fantasy, contemporains...). https://youtu.be/H-LWDeXOAF8 Audrey – Le Souffle des Mots, une douceur de la lecture Son générique est doux, à l'image du titre de sa chaîne. Vous pouvez être sûre que cette youtubeuse vous instaura une ambiance simple et cocooning. Cette Booktubeuse vous délivrera un contenu similaire que la précédente avec des vidéos de conseils de lecture. Elle aime plus principalement les romans, mais elle ne s'arrête pas à une catégorie de roman. Au contraire, il y en a pour tous les goûts, que ce soient des lectures légères et rafraîchissantes ou des lectures plus dures et fortes en émotion. Avec Audrey vous aurez vraiment l'impression de participer à un club de lecture en tous genres sur sa chaîne ou sur son blog. Passionnée et enjouée, elle saura vous convaincre de lire sa sélection et ses préférences. https://youtu.be/s4IuiT6IW1M?t=5 Nine Gorman, une booktubeuse et une écrivaine Si vous êtes charmées par sa chaîne YouTube, sa plume vous séduira également. Vous pouvez compter sur cette Booktubeuse pour vous proposer essentiellement des lectures jeunesse pour les jeunes adultes. Elle s’étanche également sur ses goûts livresques du moment avec des sélections de top, ou sur des genres littéraires. Nine vous partagera également ses avis sur les réadaptations des romans, des challenges mais aussi des vlogs sur ses projets et ses voyages. Si vous aimez le cinéma ainsi que les livres, ce sera un véritable régal de regarder ses vidéos sur ces sujets. De plus, elle fait intervenir aussi d'autres Booktubeuses, des auteurs mais encore d'autres personnalités que vous apprécierez sûrement de découvrir sur YouTube ou sur son blog. Bulledop, lire est un amusement et un plaisir Chaleureuse et chatoyante, c'est un véritable plaisir qui vous attend dans chacune de ses vidéos. Vous suivrez la carrière de cette Booktubeuse au jour le jour, car ce qu'elle aime c'est de partager ses projets, ses humeurs et ses goûts du moment avec sa communauté. Bulledop est entraînante et amusante, elle vous propose des lectures diverses et variées pour tout le monde. Ce qui est vous interpellera avant tout c'est qu'elle vous transmettra ses expériences en tant que « lectrice » et saurez que pendant très longtemps elle n'a pas été la lectrice addict d'aujourd'hui. Elle reste franche dans ses opinions sans pour autant ôter toute motivation de lire, en vidéo ou sur son blog. C'est son mantra : « envie de lire avec plaisir, sans jamais se forcer ! »  https://youtu.be/r0sYfFoX8Rg?t=4 Jeannot se Livre sur sa chaîne booktube C'est la Booktubeuse qui se démarque de cette sélection, même voire, de cette communauté YouTube. Elle vous partagera également ses lectures du moment. Néanmoins, ce qui est intéressant dans ses contenus c'est qu'elle s'interrogera et invitera également sa communauté, à réfléchir sur la culture livresque en général. Vous aimerez la suivre pour sa touche d'humour mais aussi pour ses vidéos à thème. Jeannot aime avant tout parler des anecdotes concernant les grands auteurs ainsi que les grands ouvrages qui ont marqué leur époque. Elle parlera également sur les tendances actuelles de la littérature en France ou à l'étranger. Elle vous suscitera un intérêt particulier de la culture du livre et de l'édition dans leur histoire et leur évolution. Cultivez-vous entre amis avec Jeannot ! https://youtu.be/2NfOeA-VfIo?t=5 Dites nous en commentaire si vous connaissez d'autres Booktubeuses ou si c'est une découverte pour vous. Nous vous invitons à lire également : Conseils pour prendre le temps de lire et surtout pour y prendre du plaisir ! Read the full article

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"CITY AND DISTRICT," Montreal Gazette. June 13, 1913. Page 3. --- Man Lured Into Lane by Woman Knocked Unconscious and Robbed ---- CALLED JUDGE "COLONEL" ---- Colored and White Pickpockets Caught After Taking Money From Richmond Visitor Found Guilty ----- An old game was tried out successfully last night on Craig streets, when at 11.30 Cecil Lisotte, who says he arrived in Montreal on Wednesday from Ottawa, was lured into a lane in the rear of 34 Cote street by a woman whom he describes as being dressed in white. Lisotte admits that he was somewhat under the influence of liquor, but not so bad that he did not remember all the circumstances. He was no sooner in the lane, which is very dark, when, he states, that a man struck him between the eyes with some heavy instrument, after which he remembers nothing. When he came to his senses his pockets had been turned inside out and $18 stolen therefrom. The matter was brought to the notice of the police by a boy. who at about midnight ran into the Cherneville street police station and said that a man had been killed in the lane in question. Constables Cote and Creveau were sent to the scene and when they arrived, the beaten man was attempting to get to his feet. The blood was streaming from a gash in his forehead and he was very weak. The inside pockets of his vest were found to have been literally torn out. A patrol waggon was called and the man taken to the station, where after telling his story he was sent in the waggon to the General Hospital. After having several stitches taken in his injured head, he was again brought to the station for protection. He was able to give a very good description of the girl and the police are making every effort to round the couple up.

CALLED JUDGE "COLONEL" "Good-bye, Colonel. God bless and thank you. I'll go right away, don't worry about that." With tears streaming down his face as he rushed out of the prisoner's dock in the Arraignment Court yesterday morning, Wesley Welch, colored, alias "Old Folks," who was making himself at home at King Edward Park on Wednesday when he was caught by Inspector McLaughlin, bestowed the title of Colonel on Judge Leet. Welch commenced to cry so loudly when he was arraigned that Judge Leet was glad to get rid of him, when through his sobs and tears the colored man said he was not looking for sympathy, but telling the truth and would get right out of town if he was only given a chance. "Will you go right out of the city if I let you go?" said Judge Leet to "Old Folks." "I'll light right out if you only let me go and give me a couple of minutes to get a few old clothes I have got over here" replied Welch. "I have been living, with the horses since I was nine years old," sobbed the prisoner, "and I did not come here to rob any one. But every place I go the police grab me and lock me up." He disappeared quickly when Judge Leet said he could go. He was seen off by local detectives by the 10.30 train for Buffalo last night.

PICKPOCKETS GUILTY. Fisher First, colored, and Frank Sullivan, white, who were arrested a couple of weeks ago by Detectives Lapage and Gorman on a charge of picking $390 from the pocket of J. A. Adams, of Richmond, Que., on a St Lawrence street car, were found guilty yesterday in the Court of Special Sessions by Judge Bazin. First and Sullivan were unable to secure bail following their arrest, as they were caught with the goods, although they tried hard to regain their liberty. They were remanded until next Tuesday for sentence. The pair were arrested immediately after they had taken Adams roll and the money was found on Sullivan when he was searched at the City Hall avenue station. When the accused were found guilty yesterday, High Constable St. Mars handed over to Adams his $200.