#not an intertext

[llovelymoonn]

fawzul himaya hareed (@milodrama) reimagining shame, on writing and being seen (link to substack) \\ @allsadnshit \\ alyse leah angélique des francs on lirr train \\ sam sax xenotransplantation (via @cloudswamp) \\ liana finck

kofi

[brotherconstant]

SUCCESSION (2018-2023) JULIANA CANFIELD as JESS JORDAN NATALIE GOLD as RAVA ROY SWAYAM BHATIA as SOPHIE ROY

(x/x/x/x)

[theinfinitedivides]

interview with the vampire, s2, amc, 2024 / go long, joanna newsom, 2010

original gif sources for stills (full gifs not reposted out of courtesy to creators): ep 4 — @platoapproved ep 6, misc. 1, misc. 2, misc. 3 — @blairpfaff ep 4, ep 5 — @loumandiel eps 2 & 6 — @dreadfuldevotee ep 5 — @cuntylestat ep 6 — @stevenrogered

[helbrides]

I THOUGHT YOU WERE RATHER AN HONEST, STRAIGHTFORWARD PERSON. I THOUGHT IT WAS YOUR SECRET PRIDE.

black sails (2014-2017) / the great gatsby - f. scott fitzgerald

[saintarmand]

Louis's books in 2x03

So far I've identified:

Simone de Beauvoir: A Critical Introduction by Edward Fullbrook and Kate Fullbrook

Altona, Men Without Shadows, The Flies by Jean-Paul Sartre

Nightwood by Djuna Barnes

The Blacks by Jean Genet

Still haven't figured out:

The Complete Poems of somebody but I can't read the name. (Claudia read Emily Dickinson in season 1?) Coleridge and Christina Rossetti were thrown around in the tags based on the thickness.

If anyone identifies the rest please let me know so I cant add it here!

[claudiablogger]

on claudia (and madeleine) and desire

robert lowell // roland barthes // ruth ozeki // anne carson //charlotte brontë

[suckinitup]

ashe winters wearing mark's jacket... <3 <3 <3

[chicago-geniza]

Still need to figure out what makes this particular fanfiction so unsettling, so uncanny. It's like Patricia Highsmith spoke English as a foreign language and then wrote 85k of penetrating psychological prose about a minor character from Downton Abbey

[catilinas]

one of my favourite running jokes in masters of rome is when publius rutilius rufus comes up with the phrase 'an iliad of woes' and then various other characters steal it from him and he gets more and more pissed off about it. especially since as far as i am aware the earliest extant use of the phrase is in cicero's letters? which means. in colleen mccullough's beautiful world cicero is just one in a fifty year long line of people stealing it. you know publius rutilius rufus' ghost is seething

[stuck-in-the-ghost-zone]

get tidalwaved idiot!!!!

ros i don't think you understand how badly my brain bluescreened when i opened this image

[llovelymoonn]

clarice lispector why this world: a biography of clarice lispector \\ fernando pessoa i have more souls than one: i see boats moving (tr. jonathan griffin)

kofi

[breha]

nightwood by djuna barnes

[theinfinitedivides]

interview with the vampire, s2, amc, 2024 / only skin, joanna newsom, 2006

original gif sources for stills (full gifs not reposted out of courtesy to creators): s1 ep 7, ep 6 — @danlous misc. 1 — @blairpfaff ep 6 & 8 — @ayo-edebiri

[knifeeater]

I scarcely know how to describe that room. It became, in a way, every room I had ever been in and every room I find myself in hereafter will remind me of Giovanni’s room.

James Baldwin Giovanni’s Room | Interview with the Vampire (2022)

[claudiablogger]

[anachronistic-falsehood]

waow……… intertexts………….. hey i know that guy.!!!!!