#lara williams

[doomedbythenarrator]

cannibalism and love

ethel cain // lara williams // yellowjackets // natalie díaz // silas denver melvin // raw (2016) // unknown // blythe baird // hannibal // yves olade // erica jong

[saltwaterandstars]

JOMP BPC - 6th August - Best Fictional Food

I've posted about this novel before. Last time I said this: Emma Jane Unsworth described this book as “The most visceral, satisfying, wildly indulgent thing I’ve read in years” - and she was right. I’ve spent most of my life being ridiculously well-behaved and responsible and in control of myself, so the wildness of the young female characters in Supper Club was thrilling to me, but also deeply unsettling. It’s a book about hunger and satisfaction, loneliness and friendship, rage and joy. Just writing about it makes me want to read it again.

So the book is about - amongst other things - young women having appetites, about eating for pleasure, eating messily, eating with abandon; about being wild; the opposite of controlled and careful and ladylike. Here's a quote taken from one of the supper clubs the characters organise: After the tuna we had a smaller course of spaghetti puttanesca - served in sundae bowls we'd found in the kitchen. The pasta was a little overcooked but the fiery anchovy sauce was delicious: finished with an extra drizzle of chilli oil, its red flecks spitting and popping from the pan. We'd eaten all the bread and so we cleaned the last of it with our fingers and hands, the heels of our wrists working the lips of the bowls. The fat and the tomatoes left a thin red tideline around our mouths, which we dabbed at with tissues.

[hathsinsurvivor]

“The line between pleasure and revulsion can seem so very thin, if it even exists at all.”, supper club by lara williams

[moonalumi]

i need them all so bad omfgggggg i have a type

[callanthas]

William Roepstorff

[lelelenaxx]

hmmm, which lesbian do I want today?

(I want all)

[elliesno1gf]

I would obey these women whenever they order me to do something.

They tell me to cook them something.

IM COOKING 👩‍🍳

They tell me to do the laundry’s.

I AM DOING IT ��

if they tell me to strip

Oh I’m stripping all right 🤤

Anything these women tell me to do I AM DOING IT WITH NO HESITATION 🫡🫡🫡

[bishopsbelova]

My type:

Women with bows and arrows

[mitski-lovesems]

Must I say more

[acidblum]

oh save me female protagonist in a video game please save me

[the-modern-typewriter]

Hello hello! I absolutely adore your writing, it just feels so complex and the dialogue is so perfect you don't understand, probably my favorite writer in tumblr ^^

Do you have any favorite books? I'm not really into reading but I want to write my own stories, and English isn't my first language so I always try to read but I don't really continue since most of them aren't really in my taste– but I'm willing to try anything you read or take inspiration from since I'll probably like it since I like your work so much :]

Sorry, hope that made sense, ty <3

So, I'd like to think that while my writing has a consistent *vibe* it also covers quite a few different genres and moods that could be what you are interested in. Let's go.

If you like a book rooted in complex, dysfunctional power dynamics try....Summer Sons by Lee Mandelo, The Last Tale of The Flower Bride by Roshani Chokski, The Invisible Life of Addie La Rue by V.E Schwab, Gone Girl or Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn, Deathless by Catherynne M Valente, If We Were Villains by M.L Rio, The Foxhole Court by Nora Sakovic, Dark Rise by C.S Pascat, Interview with a vampire by Anne Rice, These Violent Delights by Micah Nemerever.

(You can see that complex, dysfunctional power dynamics that are central to the story are basically my favourite thing haha. My absolute jam and butter! The dynamics themselves vary. You may root for some and watch others in delighted horror.)

If you like a great, not a romcom, enemies to lovers romantasy, try...Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson, Girl, Serpent, Thorn by Melissa Bashardoust, The Folk of the Air trilogy by Holly Black.

For some fantasy horror vibes, try...Rolling in the Deep by Mira Grant (mermaids!), House of Hollow by Krystal Sutherland, The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher.

If you want something cute and LGBTQ, try...The House on Cerulean Sea or In the Lives of Puppets by T.J Klune, One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston, Carry on by Rainbow Rowell, anything by F.T Lukens.

For short story collections that make me want to write...Things We Say in the Dark by Kirsty Logan, Salt Slow by Julia Armfield, Through The Woods by Emily Carrol or the multi-author anthology Hag.

And, let's be real, absolutely no one is following me for worldbuilding, but...

For worldbuilding that has stayed with me, try...The Wayward Children series (all stories semi-standalone) by Seanan McGuire, The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton, The Coldest Girl in Coldtown by Holly Black

I know I haven't done superheroes. I just...?? I liked Hench by Natalie Zina Walschotts, but honestly most of them just don't interest me. Sorry.

[braind3ad4u]

I 💗 women

[saltwaterandstars]

JOMP BPC - 24th May - This Did Things To Me

Emma Jane Unsworth described this book as "The most visceral, satisfying, wildly indulgent thing I've read in years" - and she was right. I've spent most of my life being ridiculously well-behaved and responsible and in control of myself, so the wildness of the young female characters in Supper Club was thrilling to me, but also deeply unsettling. It's a book about hunger and satisfaction, loneliness and friendship, rage and joy. Just writing about it makes me want to read it again.

[kpop-locks]

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[moonalumi]

my fit lowkey gave lara croft but also ellie today n no one’s cool enough to notice 💔

[il-contessino-tucci]