#susan dawn carson

[wyntersecret-a]

Main muse

Landon Bartholomew Wynter. journalist. het. fc: penn badgley 30-34 main. 32-36 film. 22-26 college. nights poet verse. beast boi verse. vamp verse. paranormal investigator verse. royal au. twin au.

Secondary Muse

Lance Tyberius Wynter. architect. het. fc: penn badgley 30-34 twin au.

Hub + Connection Muses

Veronica Allen. model. 33. bi. fc: teyonah parris

Daniel Baker. adult flm star. 32. gay. fc: david anders - @stvrlyte

Dawn Black. adult film star. former model. 31. gay. fc: kristen stewart

Kurt Burrows. historian & genealogist. 33. bi. fc: andrew west unknown half brother of Landon Wynter

Claudia Chen. actress. 32. het. fc: gemma chan

Lavinia Cortez. horror host. producer of toxic talk. actress. 27. bi. fc: sofia carson

Esmeralda Domingo. executive of diamond casino. 33. bi. fc: shay mitchell default gf of Landon in non ship verses

Emeline Entwistle. actress. 31. het. fc: blake lively

Tobias Fairchild. producer. majestic studios. 38. bi. fc: ed speleers

Holland Frost. dr of tech sciences, robotics & dna engineering. frost synthetics. 46. bi. fc: sarah paulson

Harold Graves. psychiatrist. 41. demi. fc: hugh dancy. Landon Wynter's therapist

Natalie Hill. lipstick gossip. tabloid journalist. 31. bi. fc: zoe kravitz former best friend of Jade Winthrope.

Susan Horowitz. ruby casino. businesswoman. 31. bi. fc: carlson young

Ophelia Keal. aspiring actress. socialite. 26. het. fc: tilly keeper

Mark Lansing. news anchor. film agent (hollywood verse only) 31. het. fc: chace crawford

Gloria Mancini. assistant exec. lipstick gossip. 30. het. fc: dakota johnson close friend of Natalie Hill

Cassandra Porter. boutique fresh cosmetics. influencer. yt beauty guru. 36. bi. fc: zazie beetz

Maxwell Rainier. town council. Rainier Farm. 54. bi. fc: michael sheen. father of Marley Jane Rainier Cypress Falls Resident @xwildheart

Miranda Royce. fashion designer. 29. bi. fc: nicola peltz daughter of Holland Frost - @godccmplex

Marigold Sinclaire. failed starlet. waitress. 34. bicurious. fc: amanda seyfried - american money plot @xwildheart

Brooke Stevens. kroq radio station. 24. bi. fc: joey king Cypress Falls Resident

Brett Sutton. radio dj. true crime podcaster. 31. bi. fc: jack quaid

Maya Tran. production assistant. cosmic vault. 35-40. bi. fc: maggie q

Jade Winthrope. forensic tech. 30. het. fc: shailene woodley

Florence Anton Wynter. novelist. freelance web writer. 56. bi. fc: michelle gomez

Request Muses

Joe Goldberg. bookstore manager. 31. het. fc: penn badgley - canon divergent in areas

Camilla Luna. oceanographer. ocean ways institute. 28. fc: lindsey morgan fiancée of Lance Wynter in twin au. (all interactions take place prior to her accidental drowning )

Hub & Connection muses are for established importance to Landon in his particular verses and/or have established things with other writers. Request muses are low activity but would love to see interaction. Only one is a canon but I write it my way and diverge. The other is deceased but still available for prior plots involving Lance.

[intonightcity]

total: 61 | female: 32 | male: 27 | tbd: 2 | private: 4 ( list under the cut )

Stephanie Acker. 24. homosexual not yet out. mikey madison fc. Make Up Specialist. Cosmetology assistant. Affiliate of Boutique Fresh Products. best friend of Angelica Ramirez ( @itsagraywcrld )

Veronica Allen. 33. bisexual. teyonah parris fc. Model. Glam Shell Modelling Agency. ex of Landon Wynter in Hollywood verse.

Veer Alvi. 31. bisexual. dev patel fc. Nightly News Network CEO. Media Millionaire.

Theo Anton. 50. heterosexual. andrew lincoln fc. Grace's Auction Authority President. Authenticator. uncle of Landon Wynter

Daniel Baker. 32. homosexual. david anders fc. Adult Star For Starduxxxe Studios: face of horror themed adult fare

Dawn Black. 29. homosexual. kristen stewart fc. Former Model. Adult Star for Starduxxxe Studios: where stylized adult entertainment brings more bang for the buck. Ex of Esmeralda Domingo.

Kurt Burrows. 33. bisexual. andrew west fc. Historian & Genealogist for NCHS (Night City Historical Society). half brother of Landon Wynter unknown at this time

Claudia Chen. 32. heterosexual. gemma chan fc. Actress. NYU Film friend of Landon Wynter in Hollywood verse.

Lavinia Cortez. 27. bisexual. sofia carson fc. Horror Host. Producer for Toxic Talk on the Frightful Follies Network.

Duncan 'The Scots Terror' Cloud. 45. tom hardy fc. Underground Fighter. Warrior Octagon.

Lucian Craven. 34. heterosexual. abel tesfaye fc. Owner of Diamond Casino. Severin Founder.

Lee Alonto Danger. 32. bisexual. manny jacinto fc. Adult Star for Starduxxxe Studios: the male face of the company

Esmeralda Domingo. 33. bisexual. shay mitchell fc. Executive & Acolyte. Diamond Casino. Severin. girlfriend of Landon Wynter (only in a default verse where he or she has no ship present).

Emeline Entwistle. 31. heterosexual. blake lively fc. Actress. canon ex of Landon Wynter

Tobias Fairchild. 38. bisexual. ed speleers fc. Producer. Head of Majestic Studios. Rival of Landon Wynter & Cosmic Vault Productions.

Holland Frost. 46. bisexual w/female pref. sarah paulson fc. Doctor of Technical Sciences & Gene Theory. Frost Synthetics. Outer District.

Jaime Garza. 35. bisexual. peter gadiot. Bar Owner. Neptune's Folly. Formerly Associated with Alejandro Silva's organization. selective muse

Munro Gordon. 38. bisexual. matt smith fc. Defense Attorney. Night City DA candidate. private muse ( @txnnesseehoney )

Natalie Hill. 31. bisexual. zoe kravitz fc. Tabloid Queen. Media brand Lipstick Gossip: where sex sells, lies are truth & celebrities get trashed. Former best friend of Jade Winthrope.

Susan Horowitz. 31. heterosexual. carlson young fc. Golden Girl of wealth. Owner of Ruby Casino. Rival to Lucian Craven. Obsessed w/ Landon Wynter since high school.

Jackson Hunter. 37. heterosexual. andrew garfield fc. Night City PD. Dabbler in Cat's Eye deals. PD partner of Dal Kang.

Charlene Jones. 44. bisexual. zoe saldana fc. Former Adult Star. Current Executive Producer at Starduxxxe Studios.

Dal Kang. 40. bicurious. gong yoo fc. Night City PD. Head of Corruption Crackdown Unit. PD partner of Jackson Hunter.

Alara Kaya. 28. bisexual. hande ercel fc. Dancer. The Pink Room: Erotic Dance Club. private muse ( @txnnesseehoney )

Ophelia Keal. 26. heterosexual. tilly keeper fc. Aspiring Actress. Socialite. friend of Frankie Hughes ( @stvrlyte )

Mark Lansing. 31. heterosexual. chace crawford fc. News Anchor for Nightly News Network. Film Agent (Hollwood verse only).

Camilla Luna. 28. lindsey morgan fc. Oceanographer. Ocean Ways Institute. fiancee of Lance Wynter in twin au. request muse ( all interactions take place prior to her accidental drowning )

Crystal Maddox. 25. bicurious. grace van patten fc. Venus Escort. Cousin of Jade Winthrope.

Gloria Mancini. 30. heterosexual. dakota johnson fc. Media Guru. Assistant Executive for Lipstick Gossip.

Cristobal Mardones. 48. heterosexual. pedro pascal fc. Gold & Gloss Loan CEO. selective muse

Natalya 'Talya' Mardones. 52. bisexual. salma hayek fc. Fashion Consultant & Design. Wife of Cristobal Mardones

Trent Miller. 43. heterosexual. anthony mackie fc. Glam Shell Modelling Agency CEO.

Talia Morgan. 40. bisexual. michelle rodriquez fc. Underground Fighter. Warrior Octagon.

Nadine Moore. 42. bisexual. freema agyeman fc. Doctor of Pathology. Dawn's Light Hospital.

Tabitha Nunes. 27. daniela nieves fc. Gold & Gloss Loan. Former Friend & Rival of Angelica Ramirez ( @itsagraywcrld )

Bijou Otieno. 36. lupita nyong'o fc. bisexual. Cat's Eye Black Market Madame. Voodoo Matron.

Karla Patterson. 52. bisexual. hallee berry fc. Madame of Venus. Sophisticated Escort Services. on again/off again with Ethan Wynter.

Selene Patterson. 27. heterosexual. tati gabrielle fc. NCHS (Night City Historical Society) Historian. best friend of Camilla Luna.

Miguel Perez. 26. bisexual. aron piper fc. Muertos Gang Leader. Enemy of Angelica Ramirez ( @itsagraywcrld )

Cassandra Porter. 36. bisexual. zazie beetz fc. Boutique Fresh Cosmetics. Youtube Beauty Guru. Infleuncer.

Angelo 'Bonecrusher' Reyes. 50. dave bautista fc. Warrior Octagon. Undefeated Underground Fighter.

Miranda Royce. 29. bisexual. nicola peltz fc. Fashion Designer. Glam Shell. Daughter of Holland Frost.

Elyse Saetan. 32. bisexual. prang kannarun fc. Owner of Fusion Implosion & Chef.

Yuri Sage. 25. bicurious. jennie kim fc. Escort for Venus.

Marigold Sinclaire. 34. bicurious. amanda seyfried fc. Failed Starlet. Telemarketer.

Alejandro Silva. 40. bicurious. diego luna fc. Owner of The Coast Car Dealership. Car Meet Street Racing Promoter. family friend of the Mendoza's ( @ixonmaiden @deathlycombinations )

Giselle Steele. 30. bisexual. ana de armas fc. Model. Glam Shell Modelling Agency. wife of Alejandro Silva (verse&plot dependant)

Calvin Sterling. 42. heterosexual. ben mckenzie fc. Cat's Eye Black Market. Bijou Otieno's Hired Gun.

Feng Tao. 59. homosexual. tony leung fc. Owner of The Pink Room: Erotic Dance Club. Head of the Viper Syndicate.

Yue Tao. 34. bisexual. meng'er zhang fc. Manager of The Pink Room: Erotic Dance Club. Daughter of Feng Tao.

Derek Thorton. 33. heterosexual. dylan o'brien fc. Cat's Eye Black Market. Illicit Trades In Protection & Killer services. private muse ( @txnnesseehoney )

Maya Tran. 40. bisexual. maggie q fc. Cosmic Vault Productions Affiliate. Celebrity assistant & publicist. Assistant to Landon Wynter in Hollywood verse.

Archibald Tumblety. 54. bisexual. daniel craig fc. Producer. Starduxxxe Studios Owner.

Vivienne Wilcox Violet. 26. heterosexual. zaria simone fc. Adult Star for Starduxxxe Studios: female face of the company.

Jade Winthrope. 30. heterosexual. shailene woodley fc. Night City PD Forensic Analyst.

Marius Wright. 48. heterosexual. omari hardwick fc. Former Underground Fighter. Owner of Warrior Octagon.

Aiden Wynter. 22. heterosexual. felix mallard fc. Photography Major. Son of Landon Wynter & Eloise Gray. exclusive muse ( @itsagraywcrld )

Benjamin Wynter. 21. homosexual. christopher briny fc. Street Artist. Son of Landon Wynter & Eloise Gray. exclusive muse ( @itsagraywcrld )

Ethan Wynter. 54. heterosexual. keanu reeves fc. Hitman. Business Partner of The Pink Room: Erotic Dance Club. Adopted brother of Julian Wynter. Uncle of Landon Wynter.

Florence Anton Wynter. 56. bisexual. michelle gomez fc. Author. Freelance Web Writer. Mother of Landon Wynter.

Julian Wynter. 58. heterosexual. greg kinnear fc. Executive Producer. Majestic Studios. Father of Landon Wynter.

exclusive muses ::: created solely for extended family or connections in specific ship verses private muses ::: reserved for plots, connections, ships with a specific mun only selective muses ::: highly selective in who they will interact against face claims ::: I do not adhere to banned lists for starter calls posted on this blog. So pls specify to avoid using a muse with a face that is on your banned as I will not use alts. DNI ::: Young child muses. Personal blogs. Non mutuals.

[snackerdoodle]

books read in 2024

I post them here so I don't lose them if something happens to the note on my phone. Also because I’m nosy and fully support other nosy people.

1/10 Frankenstein, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley 

1/24 Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence, Anna Lembke (👎)

1/31 The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, V. E. Schwab

2/18 A Power Unbound, Freya Marske

2/21 Bookshops and Bonedust, Travis Baldree

3/1 The Goblin Emperor, Katherine Addison  +2

3/8 The Witness for the Dead, Katherine Addison +4

3/10 The Grief of Stones, Katherine Addison +4

3/10 Strangers, Taichi Yamada (trans. Wayne P. Lammers)

3/11 Own Your Space, Alexandra Gater 

3/17 St. Juniper’s Folly, Alex Crespo 

4/5 Mislaid in Parts Half-Known, Seanan McGuire

4/19 Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments: Intimate Histories of Social Upheaval, Saidiya Hartman

4/23 Catholicism: journey to the center of faith, Robert Barron 

4/28 Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen 

4/29 If not, winter: Fragments of Sappho, Anne Carson

5/3 Joan of Arc: A History, Helen Castor 

5/7 The Angel of the Crows, Katherine Addison

5/14 Beaten Down, Worked Up: The Past, Present, and Future of American Labor, Steven Greenhouse 

5/21 Witness for the Dead, Katherine Addison (hard copy, with short story this time) +2

5/25 The Grief of Stones, Katherine Addison (hard copy this time) +2

5/25 Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear, Mosab Abu Toha

5/29 Dracula, Bram Stoker

6/24 The Invisible Kingdom: Reimagining Chronic Illness, Meghan O’Rourke

6/26 I’m Glad My Mom Died, Jeannette McCurdy 

7/1 The City of Brass, S. A. Chakraborty 

7/1 Der Katze ist Ganz Egal, Franz Orghandl (german kids book, audio format. Listened while working. Understood some, missed some. Overall got the gist of the story.)

7/5 Museum Depots: Inside Museum Storage, Stefan Oláh and Martina Griesser-Stermscheg (read the English text, not the German)

7/6 Art Students League of New York on Painting: Lessons and Meditations on Mediums, Style, and Methods, James L. McElhinney and the instructors of the Art Students League of New York (skipped half of Knox Martin interview because he annoyed me)

7/17 Master and Commander, Patrick O’Brien

7/18 Malverina: Ich möchte eine Hexe sein, Susanna Isern 

7/24 How to Excavate a Heart, Jake Maia Arlow 

8/6 The Friendly Orange Glow: The Untold Story of the PLATO System and the Dawn of Cyberculture, Brian Dear

8/22 The Kingdom of Copper, S. A. Chakraborty

8/31 La bibliothèque des rêves secrets, Michiko Aoyama

9/4 Unmask Alice: LSD, Satanic Panic, and the Imposter behind the World’s Most Notorious Diaries, Rick Emerson 

9/9 The Falcon at the Portal, Elizabeth Peters

9/17 Long Live Evil, Sarah Rees Brennan

10/3 Devil House, John Darnielle

10/8 All’s Well, Mona Awad

10/14 “You Just Need to Lose Weight” and 19 other myths about fat people, Aubrey Gordon

10/17 The Paris Apartment, Lucy Foley

10/22 Elatsoe, Darcie Little Badger

10/25 A Marvellous Light, Freya Marske

10/28 A Restless Truth, Freya Marske

11/7 Post Captain, Patrick O’Brian 

11/10 A Power Unbound, Freya Marske

11/24 Weaponizing Conspiracy Theories, Eirikur Bergmann

11/27 Interpreting LGBT History at Museums and Historic Sites, Susan Ferentinos

12/7 The Origins of Totalitarianism, Hannah Arendt

12/11 Whose Body?, Dorothy L Sayers 

12/11 Moby Dick, Herman Melville (through Whale Weekly)

12/13 How to Break up with Your Phone, Catherine Price (combination helpful and obnoxious :/)

Failed out of:

The Memory Librarian, Janelle Monae

Cujo, Stephen King (too sad ;-; can’t drive while listening to audiobooks that make me cry)

[cometomecosette]

Every Broadway Fantine, 1987-present

Regulars only, no understudies.

Original Broadway production, 1987-2003

Randy Graff

Maureen Moore

Susan Dawn Carson

Laurie Beechman

Christie Baron

Rachel York

Donna Kane (sorry, no picture of her in the role)

Andrea McArdle (sorry, no picture from Broadway, this one from a regional production will have to do)

Susan Gilmour

Debbie Shapiro Gravitte (sorry, no picture of her in the role)

Catherine Hickland

Paige O’Hara

Jacqueline Piro

Melba Moore

Susie McMonagle (sorry, no picture in the role – there used to be an easy-to-find pic of her IDAD, but it seems to have vanished from the Internet)

Florence Lacey

Lisa Capps

Juliet Lambert

Alice Ripley

Jane Bodle

Lauren Kennedy

Jayne Patterson

1st Broadway Revival, 2006-2008

Daphne Rubin-Vega

Lea Salonga

Judy Kuhn

2nd Broadway Revival (2014-2016)

Caissie Levy

Erika Henningsen

Montego Glover

Alison Luff

[luthienne]

hii i’m obsessed with your blog and wondered if you have any poems that mentions the moon 🌙

hi sweet anon, here you go ♡

— adonis, from selected poems; “season of tears” (tr. khaled mattawa)

“…and then suddenly at night all is crystal clear and the moon has gold wings.”

— from the letters of katherine mansfield

“the rosyfingered moon / surpasses all stars. And her light / stretches over salt sea / equally and flowerdeep fields.”

— sappho, from if not, winter (tr. anne carson)

— donald barthelme

“Moon marked and touched by sun / my magic is unwritten / but when the sea turns back / it will leave my shape behind.”

— audre lorde, from the black unicorn: poems; “a woman speaks”

“I have lived in a dream of innocence, she whispered to herself, as she watched the wrinkled moon-spattered ocean night after night… My innocence makes me weep.”

— susan sontag, from reborn: journals & notebooks

“The light of the moon poured down; its beauty, its radiance. And I grieved and grieved. I grieved for so long.”

— from phoebus was gone, all gone, his journey over (tr. eavan boland)

“...and now the moon comes stealing ... I cannot always see the light — please tell me if it shines.”

— emily dickinson, from selected letters

the definition of ‘moon’ in a dictionary, samuel johnson (1755)

“You can find me on the moon / waxing and waning, / my heart full of petals, / every single one begging love me, love me love me.”

— andrea gibson, from the madness vase

“This is what I have. The dull hangover of waiting, the blush of my heart on the damp grass, the flower-faced moon.”

—mary oliver, from blue horses

“E l’equivoco della luna E il dondolio, dolcissimi,”

“And the unsteady moon And its swaying—lovely, mild—“

— giuseppe ungaretti, from selected poems; “la morte meditate” (tr. andrew frisardi)

“...but she was not afraid of the moon because she was better adapted to the moon than to the sun and in the darkest dawns, with her eyes wide open, she would see the mysterious moon in the sky. Then, like people who take sunbaths, she would bathe herself completely in the moonlight. And she would feel thoroughly cleansed.”

— clarice lispector, an apprenticeship, or the book of delights

"Sweet stars, I’ll ask a softer question: Moon / attend me to the end. I’m here alone."

— theodore roethke, from straw for the fire

— yosa buson, tr. cheryl a. crowley

— louise glück, from “october”

— cat pierce, from “you belong to me”

“I am the moon’s looking glass. / My days are moon-dials. / She will never be done with me. / She needs me. / She is dry. / I leash to her, / a sea, / a washy heave, / a tide.”

— eavan boland, from new collected poems; “in her own image”

“Time drove the moon / down to crescent / and they found me / mortal / beside a moon’s crater / mouthing / the ocean names of night.”

— audre lorde, from undersong; “the maiden”

[peterlorrefanpage]

Peter Lorre Radio Show List

Peter Lorre had an exceptional body of work over the radio! You won’t want to miss his 1945 rendition of “The Tell-Tale Heart,” which you can also find here. 

This is nowhere near an exhaustive list. I’ve started linking these up where I can find them - archive.org, YouTube, and oldtimeradiodownloads.com. 

Abbott and Costello

Abbott and Costello 44-01-13 A Visit to Peter Lorre’s Sanitarium

Script for A Visit to Peter Lorre’s Sanitarium

Amos and Andy

Amos and Andy 43-11-05 The Locked Trunk’s Secret

Arch Oboler’s Plays

Arch Oboler’s Plays 39-12-16 “Nobody Died.” Peter Lorre possibly??

Arch Oboler’s Plays 45-05-24 - Peter Lorre speaks of a real horror.

Bertolt Brecht (Radioausstrahlung)

"Die Heilige Johanna der Schlachthoefe" (Saint Joan of the Slaughterhouses), Berlin, Nov 4, 1932. Peter plays brokers Sullivan Slift and Graham. Here’s a script (in English).

Big Show (Tallulah Bankhead)

Big Show (Tallulah Bankhead) 52-03-09 - this recording is split:

The Cask of Amontillado 

"Who Did What to Fedalia." 

Big Town

Big Town 49-04-26 The Hunter

Bing Crosby Show (Philco Radio)

Bing Crosby Show / Philco Radio 47-11-12 Peter Lorre And Kay Thompson "The Psychiatrist's Office"

Bob Hope

Bob Hope 47-05-13 Guest Peter Lorre Martha Tilton

Camel Caravan - scripts only

38-10-24 with Eddie Cantor; Mr. Moto promo segment

43-04-30 with Jack Carson and Susan Hayward

Command Performance

Command Performance 45-04-19 Peter Lorre, Sydney Greenstreet, Martha Stewart

Chesterfield Supper Club (Perry Como & Jo Stafford) - script only

46-10-21 Peter Lorre

Creeps By Night

Creeps By Night 44-06-20 Those Who Walk in Darkness

The Dinah Shore Show 

Birdseye Open House 46-05-09 The Dinah Shore Show 

Duffys Tavern

Duffys Tavern 43-10-19 Missing Salami Sandwich Case 

Fred Allen

Fred Allen 39-10-04 The Search for Mr. Livingstone

Fred Allen / Texaco 43-01-03 The Missing Shot; One Long Pan vs Mr Moto 

Inner Sanctum

Inner Sanctum 43-08-01 The Horla

Inner Sanctum 41-05-25 Death Is a Joker

Inner Sanctum 43-03-07 Black Sea Gull

Inner Sanctum 44-12-06 The Color Blind Formula

Jack Benny

Jack Benny 46-03-24 I Stand Condemned

Jack Benny 41-03-09 Murder At The Racquet Club

Martin & Lewis

Martin & Lewis Show 49-05-08 - with song, "Drop Dead, Little Darling, Drop Dead".

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse

Note: Lorre is the host, versus playing an actual role. His voice is, as ever, exquisite. Here is more background & a full log.

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 44-07-25 Fifty Candles

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 44-12-05 Crime To Fit Punishment

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 44-12-19 The Man In The Velvet Hat

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 44-12-26 The Letter

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 45-02-27 Yours Truly Jack The Ripper

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 45-03-06 The Man Who Murdered In Public

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 45-04-24 Cask Of Amontillado

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 45-10-12 A Death Is Caused

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 44-04-11 Criminal at Large 

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 44-11-28 Nightmare

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 44-12-12 The Bottle Imp

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 45-01-30 Deadline at Dawn

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 45-05-15 Lady in the Morgue

Molle Mystery Theater / Mystery Playhouse 43-02-03 Case of the Backstage Murder

Mystery Playhouse / The Whistler 44-06-11 The Doctor Prescribes Death

Mr. and Mrs. North

Note: Lorre is the host, versus playing an actual role.

Mr. and Mrs. North 44-04-12 Gangster Douglas Grant (Peter Lorre at end with preview of Mr. District Attorney)

Mr. and Mrs. North 44-08-09 Pam Keeps Out Of Trouble

Mr. and Mrs. North 45-01-17 Frisbie Proves His Point aka Frisby Klisby Times Square Murder

Mystery in the Air

Mystery in the Air 47-08-07 06 The Great Barrastro

Script for The Great Barrastro

Mystery in the Air 47-08-14 07 The Lodger

Script for The Lodger

Mystery in the Air 47-08-21 08 The Horla

Script for The Horla

Mystery in the Air 47-08-28 09 Beyond Good and Evil

Script for Beyond Good and Evil

Mystery in the Air 47-09-04 10 The Mask Of Medusa

Script for The Mask of Medusa

Mystery in the Air 47-09-11 11 The Queen of Spades

Script for The Queen of Spades

Mystery in the Air 47-09-18 12 The Black Cat

Script for The Black Cat

Mystery in the Air 47-09-25 13 Crime and Punishment

Script for Crime and Punishment

Mystery In the Air - missing episodes, but here are the scripts:

47-07-03 The Tell-Tale Heart

47-07-17 The Touch of Your Hand

47-07-24 The Interruption

47-07-31 Nobody Loves Me

New Adventures of Nero Wolfe

New Adventures of Nero Wolfe 44-07-14 Last Laugh Murder

Nightmare

Nightmare 53-11-19 The Purple Cloud

Nightmare 53-11-26 Coincidence

Nightmare 54-02-03 Hollow Footsteps

Nightmare 54-03-31 Chance of a Ghost

Nightmare 54-04-07 The Leech

Nightmare 53-12-24 High Wire

Nightmare 54-04-14 The Hybrid

Philip Morris Playhouse

Philip Morris Playhouse 53-08-19 The Night Has a Thousand Eyes [This is a download link]

The Radio Hall of Fame

The Radio Hall of Fame 45-03-04 The Tell-Tale Heart

Screen Guild Theatre

Screen Guild Theatre 43-09-20 “The Maltese Falcon”

Screen Guild Theatre 45-04-16 “Mask of Dimitrios”

Screen Guild Theatre 48-05-24 “Casbah” - script only!

The Skippy Hollywood Theatre

The Skippy Hollywood Theatre 49-04-01 “Mr. God Johnson.”

Spike Jones

Spike Jones 48-12-10 Peter Lorre and Paul Frees.

Paul Frees is doing his Peter Lorre impression in “My Old Flame” and then Peter Lorre comes on!

Strange As it Seems

Strange As It Seems Ep34 (1934??) “Peter The Great Bans Beard.”

Suspense

Suspense 42-12-15 Till Death Do Us Part

Suspense 43-01-19 The Devils Saint

Suspense 43-04-20 Moment Of Darkness

Suspense 44-07-20 Of Maestro And Men

Suspense 43-12-23 Back For Christmas

Suspense 45-08-30 Nobody Loves Me

Texaco Star Theater

Texaco Star Theater 39-10-04 Tomorrow, and Tomorrow - Peter Lorre appears as Mr. Moto

More info on this

Find the entire ep on this disc

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Search issues: “Peter Lorre” isn’t always mentioned in online details of the shows he was on, and search doesn’t always work well even when he is! It helps if you know the name/sponsor of the radio show. In a few cases I haven’t verified if Lorre really appeared, such as with that first Arch Oboler or Amos and Andy. Boris Karloff is also sometimes mistaken for Peter Lorre. :/

See also:

Peter Lorre Movie Timeline

Peter Lorre Television Show List

[inabottlelikelightning]

End of Year Review

thank you my beloved @attempted--eloquence for the tag :)

What fandoms did you create for ?

only teen wolf works published, but my wips have some others

How many works did you make this year? Fics (posted on ao3 or tumblr or wherever), edits, gifsets, moodboards, playlists, fanart, vids, meta?

20 fics, probably a couple gifsets. did Not expect the number to be that high because it feels like I haven't been writing a lot recently, but hey! a pleasant surprise :)

Any stats you wanna tell us about?

managed to make it to 300k words this year :) which is SO weird to think about but !!!!! so glad I took the leap last year to start writing again, it's been a Blast

What inspired you this year? Any specific works or creators?

read a lot during quarantine: ocean vuong, susan sontag, anne carson, others. read shitty romance novels, watched comfort movies. met great people, made phenomenal friends, got into a relationship.

regarding specific creators!! love spiraling w/ my love @chcrrysprite and my favorite writing partner @attempted--eloquence, my girl @ttp5000, and the man who runs through full literary analysis with me and i love him for it @thecenturiestrickle. they're all completely unhinged and i love them with my whole heart

okay I wanted to do like an appreciation post at some point during the year but it just Sat there in my drafts, so we're gonna do it here. here are some works/creators that really inspired me! and recommendations, i guess, to anyone who needs them--

every time i read @eneiryu i'm in genuine and complete awe. they weave words together and worldbuild like i've never seen before. the expedition set out to chart the distance from me to you ruined my whole entire life but, like. in the best possible way.

every time i read @spikeface, i feel like i'm going feral. i read the boy who swallowed the earth last night and it felt like the world was coming apart at the seams and me along with it. no one writes scott like they do. would also Highly recommend the family of things because it makes me feel like i'm losing my mind in the best possible way.

anything by @thecenturiestrickle will make you think a lot about society and interpersonal relationships. everything he's written hurts a lot because he's mean but i like Gather Back All That Dawn Has Put Asunder for the ruminations on growth.

no one does introspection quite like @chcrrysprite. would recommend her entire bibliography, but if i had to pick one from this year, where the spirit meets the bones will make you cry like a baby

everything @attempted--eloquence writes is genuinely award worthy. i don't even know where to begin. staking claim to the mess you've made has inspired SO many of my theo thought tangents. so has Still waiting for the end of the world, leave a message when it comes. Handle With Care, obviously, is a fandom classic. and the 2 of us poured a Lot of love into in time of daffodils who know.

@honeyscapes's Inglorious Roommates is so, so good. i've been binging published romance novels in the past week and nothing has come CLOSE to the chemistry and relationship development they've managed.

Quintessentia is phenomenal with language and characterizations. everything i've read from them makes me feel well and truly breathless. would highly recommend my skin's smothering me, help me find a way to breathe.

Teen Wolves by nothoughts_headempty is written in script format and is the season 7 we deserved. genuinely 10/10, they should have replaced the scriptwriters.

been going by a non-name by dramaticgasp haunted me for days.

@hidesourcheeks legally owns scallisaac, i think. or at least they should. Better to Die on your Feet is a scallisaac hunger game au that I would take Any Day over either canon, because Oh My God. Who Are You, Really? is an allison pov and also the best allison-centric thing i've read in my entire life? canon WISHES it could have that much character exposition. and while i'm here, i might as well recommend On the Side of Caution, their isaac-centric piece. screaming and crying and throwing up because i have Never seen something that un-romanticizes beacon hills so beautifully

not yet a corpse but still, he rots by @yikeshereiam because [screams into the void] angsty theo introspection!! also i've never read a sentence by them that hasn't knocked the breath out of me

that's all i'll give for now. there are definitely some i'm missing. might fuck around and make a rec list

What are you most proud of?

i had so much going on in the spring and somehow still managed to write a Lot?? also did my first collab (daffodils) wrote my first thiayden fic (which i've been wanting to for a Long Time!), wrote my first non-tw fic (should be posted soon :) ) and experimented with a new writing style. i feel like my growth is visible from the beginning of the year to the end, and i'm so, incredibly happy about it. also, the college au?? it started out as a christmas gift last year and then Completely took on a life of it's own.

What’s a piece you didn’t expect to make? Why?

Daffodils w/ bee :) never expected to collab, but i am Inordinately pleased with the results. it was so, so fun to work together

What are you excited to work on next year?

super excited to finish a multichapter fic for once!! i've been working on yofoe again recently :) planning to finish it this year! i would like to finish at least one of the thiaydens i started, and hopefully some of the others. keep an eye out for a regency au :) and when I finish yofoe, there's a chimera pack fic that i've been wanting to write for literal MONTHS but i've been holding myself back because i knew i didn't have the time. well. now i do :) also. ratatouille thiam, because chef theo is my weakness.

tagging @chcrrysprite and @thecenturiestrickle

[the-knights-who-say-book]

So I just reread dragon slippers which is my all time favorite series, and I'm looking for a new YA or 9-12 series recommendation. I also loved the selection, acomaf, and the grisha series if that helps :)

Ugh Dragon Slippers is TOP TIER! Forever fave

If you haven’t checked out the rest of Jessica Day George’s books you should definitely do that, and other similar young fantasy writers like Gail Carson Levine (Two Princesses of Bamarre is my life) and Shannon Hale (Princess Academy is always wonderful)! Assuming you’ve hit up their books, here’s some other younger fantasy you might like:

The Shamer Chronicles by Lene Kaaberbol — a series I also liked around the time I was rereading Dragon Slippers a million times, though a bit darker, I think

The Prince and the Dressmaker by Jen Wang — a graphic novel especially great if, like me, you love that Creel is a dressmaker! Bright, pastel, and whimsical, with gender nonconformity for kids!

If the Magic Fits by Susan Maupin Schmid — also has lots of dresses, plus mystery and magic! Just really cute, and I enjoy the sequels too

And here are some YA books along the lines of The Selection and the Grisha series: 

The Kiss of Deception by Mary E. Pearson — gotta say it wasn’t my favorite, but it roundhoused me in the face with a plot twist and you may enjoy it more

Reign of the Fallen by Sarah Glenn Marsh — bisexual necromancer!

The Wrath and the Dawn by Renée Ahdieh — a booklr classic favorite I’m sure you’d like if you haven’t read it yet

The Orphan Queen by Jodi Meadows — a Grisha-like fantasy, though perhaps a bit basic; I very much enjoy the double-identities though

Stronger Than a Bronze Dragon by Mary Fan — starts off with some Selection vibes, gets more badass and packs some plot twists

Rosemarked by Livia Blackburne — probably my favorite of these novels, but on the slower side; timely plague plotline

Sleepless, a graphic novel by Sara Vaughn — absolutely gorgeous, highly recommend if you’re open to graphic novels!

I read an arc of the upcoming book Cinderella Is Dead by Kalynn Bayron, and I think you may like that one too! Like The Selection if the main character decided to end the Selection once and for all. Keep an eye out for it in July!

[elcinelateleymickyandonie]

Lynn Bari.

Filmografía

Conoce al barón (1933) como College Girl

Dancing Lady (1933) como Chorus Girl

Soy Suzanne (1933) como miembro de la audiencia

Search for Beauty (1934) como concursante de belleza

Caravana (1934) como Blonde Gypsy Girl at Inn

David Harum (1934) como joven ciudadana

Coming Out Party (1934) como invitado a la fiesta

Bottoms Up (1934) como Chorine

¡Levántate y anima! (1934) como secretario de la Casa Blanca / Chorine

Handy Andy (1934) como Chica en la estación de tren

365 noches en Hollywood (1934) como Showgirl

Música en el aire (1934) como bailarina

Charlie Chan en París (1935) como patrón del club

Bajo presión (1935) como Blonde Brooklyn Girl

El gran asesinato del hotel (1935) como recepcionista de Wilson

Los escándalos de George White de 1935 (1935) como Chorine

Aumento de diez dólares (1935) como secretario

Spring Tonic (1935) como dama de honor

Thomas dudoso (1935) como aspirante a actriz

El joven atrevido (1935) como dama de honor

El infierno de Dante (1935) como Beach Girl

Curly Top (1935) como patrón del parque de atracciones

Bienvenido a casa (1935) como dama de honor

Orquídeas para ti (1935) como Southern Belle Shop Patron

Redheads on Parade (1935) como camarera

Ladies Love Danger (1935) como Chorus Girl

El engaño gay (1935) como Royal Banquet Extra / Dance Extra

Charlie Chan en Shanghai (1935) como segundo operador de centralita de hotel

Way Down East (1935) como Dancing Girl at Party

Metropolitan (1935) como Chorus Girl

La música es mágica (1935) como cajero de teatro

Thanks a Million (1935) como operador telefónico

El hombre que rompió el banco en Montecarlo (1935) como Flower Girl

¡No les muestres piedad! (1935) como miembro de Crowd Scene

Soldado profesional (1935) como Gypsy Dancer

King of Burlesque (1936) como bailarín

Mi matrimonio (1936) como Pat

Tuvo que suceder (1936) como secretario

Hombre de la canción y la danza (1936) como corista

Everybody's Old Man (1936) como Secretaria, Miss Burke

El gran Ziegfeld (1936) como Ziegfeld Girl

Gentle Julia (1936) como Jovencita fuera de la iglesia / Chica celosa en el baile

Número privado (1936) como jugador

Pobre niña rica (1936) como recepcionista de estación de radio.

36 horas para matar (1936) como viajero

Dormitorio de niñas (1936) como estudiante

Canta, nena, canta (1936) como telefonista de hotel

Estrella por una noche (1936) como Chorus Girl

Damas enamoradas (1936) como empleada de la tienda de ropa

15 Maiden Lane (1936) como participante de la escena de la multitud

Desfile de piel de cerdo (1936) como espectador de un partido de fútbol

Under Your Spell (1936) como pasajero de avión

Crack-Up (1936) como oficinista

Woman-Wise (1937) como secretaria

On the Avenue (1937) como Chorus Girl / Mrs.Mary Jackson

Time Out for Romance (1937) como Dama de honor

Love Is News (1937) como 'Babe' - Operadora de centralita

Advertencia justa (1937) como Candy Counter Girl

Cafe Metropole (1937) como Cafe Patron

Este es mi asunto (1937) como invitado a la fiesta con Keller

Canta y sé feliz (1937) como secretaria

Wee Willie Winkie (1937) como participante de la escena de la multitud

Ella tuvo que comer (1937) como participante de la escena de la multitud

Despierta y vive (1937) como Chorus Girl

La dama escapa (1937) como dama de honor

No puedes tenerlo todo (1937) como Chorus Girl

Esposa, médico y enfermera (1937) como fiestera

La vida comienza en la universidad (1937) como Coed

Lancer Spy (1937) como Miss Fenwick

Ali Baba va a la ciudad (1937) como Harem Girl

45 padres (1937) como telefonista

Amor y silbidos (1937) como patrón del club nocturno

City Girl (1938) como camarera

La baronesa y el mayordomo (1938) como Klari - Maid

Caminando por Broadway (1938) como Sandra De Voe

Rebecca de Sunnybrook Farm (1938) como Myrtle

Moto's Gamble (1938) como Penny Kendall

Batalla de Broadway (1938) como Marjorie Clark

Josette (1938) como la Sra. Elaine Dupree

Speed ​​to Burn (1938) como Marion Clark

Siempre adiós (1938) como Jessica Reid

Daré un millón (1938) como Cecelia

Conoce a las chicas (1938) como Terry Wilson

Francotiradores (1938) como Dianne Woodward

Pardon Our Nerve (1939) como Terry Wilson

El regreso de Cisco Kid (1939) como Ann Carver

Persiguiendo el peligro (1939) como Renée Claire

Las noticias se hacen de noche (1939) como Maxine Thomas

Hotel para mujeres (1939) como Barbara Hunter

Hollywood Cavalcade (1939).

Empaca tus problemas (1939) como Yvonne

Charlie Chan en City in Darkness (1939) como Marie Dubon

City of Chance (1940) como Julie Reynolds

Libre, rubia y 21 (1940) como Carol Northrup

Lillian Russell (1940) como Edna McCauley

Terrestre (1940) como Linda Reynolds

Pier 13 (1940) como Sally Kelly

Kit Carson (1940) como Dolores Murphy

Charter Pilot (1940) como Marge Duncan

Sleepers West (1941) como Kay Bentley

Sangre y arena (1941) como Encarnación

Sun Valley Serenade (1941) como Vivian Dawn

Vamos rápido (1941) como Rose Coughlin

Luna sobre su hombro (1941) como Susan Rossiter

El esnob perfecto (1941) como Chris Mason

La noche antes del divorcio (1942) como Lynn Nordyke

Agente secreto de Japón (1942) como Kay Murdock

The Falcon Takes Over (1942) como Ann Riordan

La droga magnífica (1942) como Claire Harris

Esposas de orquesta (1942) como Jaynie Stevens

China Girl (1942) como Capitán Fifi

Hola, Frisco, hola ([1943) como Bernice Croft

El Puente de San Luis Rey (1944) como Michaela Villegas

Tampico (1944) como Katherine 'Kathy' Hall

Dulce y humilde (1944) como Pat Stirling

Capitán Eddie (1945) como Adelaide Frost Rickenbacker

Shock (1946) como la enfermera Elaine Jordan

Hogar dulce homicidio (1946) como Marian Carstairs

Margie (1946) como Miss Isabel Palmer

Nocturne (1946) como Frances Ransom

Hombre de Texas (1948) como Zee Simms - alias Zee Heath

El asombroso Sr.X (1948) como Christine Faber

El chico de Cleveland (1949) como Katherine Jackson

Subiría la montaña más alta (1951) como Mrs. Billywith

On the Loose (1951) como Alice Bradley

Lado soleado de la calle (1951) como Mary

Sueño con Jeanie (1952) como la Sra. McDowell

¿Alguien ha visto a mi chica? (1952) como Harriet Blaisdell

Francis se une a la WACS (1954) como la mayor Louise Simpson

Abbott y Costello conocen a los Keystone Kops (1955) como Leota Van Cleef

Teatro de ciencia ficción (1955, Serie de TV) como Verda Wingate

Las mujeres de la isla Pitcairn (1956) como Maimiti

Maldito ciudadano (1958) como Pat Noble

Elfego Baca: Six Gun Law (1962) como Mrs.Simmons

Trauma (1962) como Helen Garrison

Los jóvenes fugitivos (1968) [20] como la Sra. Donford.

Apariciones en radio

1947 Teatro de verano Rexall

1947 Suspenso

1952 Screen Guild Theatre

Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynn_Bari

#HONDURASQUEDATEENCASA

#ELCINELATELEYMICKYANDONIE

[intimatum]

intertextuality

desire / eating disorder / hunger: «to be the girl who lunges at people−wants to eat them» (letissier) / «a way to take all hungers and boil them down to their essence–one appetite to manage–just one» (knapp)

trauma / trauma theory / visceralities of trauma

writers

ada limón, adrienne rich, agnès varda, alana massey, alejandra pizarnik, alice notley, ana božičević, anaïs nin, andrea dworkin, andrew solomon, angela carter, angélica freitas, angélica liddell, ann cvetkovich, anna akhmatova, anna gien, anne boyer, anne carson, anne sexton, anne waldman, antonella anedda, aracelis girmay, ariana reines, audre lorde, aurora linnea

barbara ehrenreich, bell hooks, bessel van der kolk

carmen maria machado, caroline knapp, carrie lorig, cat marnell, catharine mackinnon, catherynne m. valente, cathy caruth, césar vallejo, chris kraus, christa wolf, clarice lispector, claudia rankine, czesław miłosz

daniel borzutzky, daphne du maurier, daphne gottlieb, david foster wallace, david wojnarowicz, dawn lundy martin, deirdre english, denise levertov, detlev claussen, dodie bellamy, don paterson, donna tartt, dora gabe, dorothea lasky, durs grünbein

édouard levé, eike geisel, eileen myles, elaine kahn, elena ferrante, elisabeth rank, elyn r. saks, emily dickinson, erica jong, esther perel, etty hillesum, eve kosofsky sedgwick

fanny howe, félix guattari, fernando pessoa, fiona duncan, frank bidart, franz kafka

gabriele schwab, gail dines, georg büchner, georges bataille, gertrude stein, gilles deleuze, gillian flynn, gretchen felker-martin

hannah arendt, hannah black, heather christle, heather o'neill, heiner müller, hélène cixous, héloïse letissier, henryk m. broder, herbert hindringer, herbert marcuse

ingeborg bachmann, iris murdoch

jacques derrida, jacques lacan, jade sharma, jamaica kincaid, jean améry, jean baudrillard, jean rhys, jeanann verlee, jeanette winterson, jenny slatman, jenny zhang, jerold j. kreisman, jess zimmerman, jia tolentino, joachim bruhn, joan didion, joanna russ, joanna walsh, johanna hedva, john berger, jörg fauser, joy harjo, joyce carol oates, judith butler, judith herman, julia kristeva, june jordan, junot díaz

karen barad, kate zambreno, katherine mansfield, kathrin weßling, kathy acker, katy waldman, kay redfield jamison, kim addonizio

lacy m. johnson, larissa pham, lauren berlant, le comité invisible, leslie jamison, lidia yuknavitch, linda gregg, lisa diedrich, louise glück, luce irigaray, lynn melnick

maggie nelson, margaret atwood, marguerite duras, marie howe, marina tsvetaeva, mark fisher, martha gellhorn, mary karr, mary oliver, mary ruefle, marya hornbacher, max horkheimer, melissa broder, michael ondaatje, michel foucault, miranda july, miya tokumitsu, monique wittig, muriel rukeyser

naomi wolf, natalie eilbert, natasha lennard, nelly arcan

ocean vuong, olivia laing, ottessa moshfegh

paisley rekdal, patricia lockwood, paul b. preciado, paul celan, peggy phelan

rachel aviv, rainald goetz, rainer maria rilke, rebecca solnit, richard moskovitz, richard siken, robert jensen, roland barthes, ronald d. laing

sady doyle, sally rooney, salma deera, samuel beckett, samuel salzborn, sandra cisneros, sara ahmed, sara sutterlin, sarah kane, sarah manguso, scherezade siobhan, sean bonney, sheila jeffreys, shoshana felman, shulamith firestone, sibylle berg, silvia federici, simone de beauvoir, simone weil, siri hustvedt, solmaz sharif, sophinette becker, soraya chemaly, stephan grigat, susan bordo, susan sontag, suzanne scanlon, sylvia plath

theodor w. adorno, thomas brasch, tiqqun, toni morrison

ursula k. le guin

valerie solanas, virginia l. blum, virginia woolf, virginie despentes

walter benjamin, wisława szymborska, wolfgang herrndorf, wolfgang pohrt

zadie smith, zan romanoff, zoë lianne, zora neale hurston

[logicalbibliophile]

Books I own part 1

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Adams, Douglas

Samantha Learns a Lesson Adler, Susan S.

Aesops Fables Aesop

Flame in the Mist Ahdieh, Renée

Honey Hunt 6 Aihara, Miki

negima! 26 Akamatsu, Ken

Little Women Alcott, Louisa May

The Last Grand Duchess Anastasia

Fairy Tales Anderson, Hans Christian

Let's Dance a Waltz 1 Andõ, Natsumi

Let's Dance a Waltz 2 Andõ, Natsumi

Kitchen Princess 10 Andõ, Natsumi

mär 1 Anzai, Nobuyuki

Beauty Pop 1 Arai, Kiyoko

Beauty Pop 9 Arai, Kiyoko

Beauty Pop 10 Arai, Kiyoko

Pride and Prejudice Austen, Jane

yotsuba&! 1 Azuma, Kiyohiko

Of Enemies and Endings 4 Bach, Shelby

Of Giants and Ice 1 Bach, Shelby

Of Sorcery and Snow 3 Bach, Shelby

Of Witches and Wind 2 Bach, Shelby

A Question of Magic Baker, E.D.

Dragon Kiss 7 Baker, E.D.

Dragon's Breath 2 Baker, E.D.

Once Upon a Curse 3 Baker, E.D.

The Dragon Princess 6 Baker, E.D.

The Frog Princess 1 Baker, E.D.

Of Neptune 3 Banks, Anna

Of Poseidon 1 Banks, Anna

Of Triton 2 Banks, Anna

Peter Pan Barrie, J.M.

Peter and the Secret of Rundoon 3 Barry, Dave and Ridley Pearson

Peter and the Shadow Thieves 2 Barry, Dave and Ridley Pearson

Peter and the Starcatchers 1 Barry, Dave and Ridley Pearson

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Baum, L. Frank

The Unicorn Quest Benko, Kamilla

The Brimstone Key Benz, Derek

The Year of the Hangman Blackwood, Gary L.

Antigoddess Blake, Kendare

William Blake Blake, William

The Atlas of Classic Tales Bordin, Claudia

The Name of this Book is Secret Bosch, Pseudonymous

Witch Born Bowling, Nicholas

Caddie Woodlawn Brink, Carol Ryrie

The Time Travelers Buckley-Archer, Linda

Magic and Other Misdemeanors 5 Buckley, Michael

Once Upon a Crime 4 Buckley, Michael

Tales from the Hood 6 Buckley, Michael

The Council of Mirrors 9 Buckley, Michael

The Ever After War 7 Buckley, Michael

The Fairytale Detectives 1 Buckley, Michael

The Inside Story 8 Buckley, Michael

The Problem Child 3 Buckley, Michael

The Unusual Suspects 2 Buckley, Michael

A Little Princess Burnett, Frances Hodgson

The Secret Garden Burnett, Frances Hodgson

Arabian nights Burton, Sir Richard Francis

Molly Moon's Incredible Book of Hypnotism 1 Byng, Georgia

Molly Moon and the Morphing Mystery 5 Byng, Georgia

Ash and Quill Caine, Rachel

Flunked 1 Calonita, Jen

Charmed 2 Calonita, Jen

Rook Cameron, Sharon

The Forgetting Cameron, Sharon

Ender's Game Card, Orson Scott

All Fall Down Carter, Ally

Heist Society 1 Carter, Ally

I'd Tell You I Love You but Then I'd Have to Kill You 1 Carter, Ally

Only the Good Spy Young 4 Carter, Ally

Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy 2 Carter, Ally

Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover 3 Carter, Ally

Uncommon Criminals 2 Carter, Ally

The One 2 Cass, Kiera

The Selection 1 Cass, Kiera

Rebel Girls Lead Cavallo, Francesca and Elena Favilli

Rebel Girls Explore Cavallo, Francesca and Elena Favilli

The School of Good and Evil 1 Chainani, Soman

A World Without Princes 2 Chainani, Soman

Be a Genie in Six Easy Steps Chapman, Linda and Steve Cole

The Testing Charbonneau, Joelle

Powerless Childs, Tera Lynn and Tracy Dee's

Drama Con 2 Chmakova, Svetlana

Drama Con 3 Chmakova, Svetlana

Drama Con 1 Chmakova, Svetlana

Aru Shah and the End of Time Chokshi, Roshani

The Star Touched Queen Chokshi, Roshani

Cinderella Cinderella

Magic Knight Rayearth CLAMP

City of Bones Clare, Cassandra

Ready Player One Cline, Ernest

Catching Fire 2 Collins, Suzanne

Mockingjay 3 Collins, Suzanne

The Hunger Games 1 Collins, Suzanne

Matched Condie, Ally

The Waterless Sea Constable, Kate

Seaward Cooper, Susan

Mechanica Cornwell, Betsy

Venturess Cornwell, Betsy

Don't push the button! Cotter, Bill

Chasing Redbird Creech, Sharon

Ruby Holler Creech, Sharon

Love that Dog Creech, Sharon

Chasing Redbird Creech, Sharon

The Death Cure 3 Dashner, James

The Scorch Trials 2 Dashner, James

The Kill Order .5 Dashner, James

The Twelve Dancing Princesses David, Alfred and Mary Elizabeth Meek

The Fandom Day, Anna

Frozen De la Cruz, Melissa

26 Fairmont Avenue DePaola, Tomie

Blind Dewoskin, Rachel

The Tale of Despereaux DiCamillo, Kate

Hard Times Dickens, Charles

A Christmas Carol Dickons, Charles

Stepsister Donnelly, Jennifer

The Boy With the Hidden Name 2 Dorset, Skylar

The Girl Who Never Was 1 Dorset, Skylar

The Magickers Vol. 1 Drake, Emily

The Magickers Vol. 2 Drake, Emily

Dragonsdale Drake, Salamanda

Half Magic Eager, Edward

The Last of the Really Great Wangdoodles Edwards, Julie Andrews

Happy Marriage 2 Enjoji, Maki

Harry Potter Fact Book Farrington, Karen and Lewis Constable

Rocket science for babies Ferrie, Chris

Once Upon a Marigold Ferris, Jean

Bridget Jones's Diary Fielding, Helen

Wellspring of Magic Fields, Jan

Erak's Ransom 7 Flanagan, John

The Battle for Skandia 4 Flanagan, John

The Burning Bridge 2 Flanagan, John

The Icebound Land 3 Flanagan, John

The Rangers Apprentice 1 Flanagan, John

The Outcasts Flanagan, John

The Diary of a Young Girl Frank, Anne

Sphinx's Princess Friesner, Esther M.

Igraine the Brave Funke, Cornelia

Inkdeath 3 Funke, Cornelia

Inkheart 1 Funke, Cornelia

Inkspell 2 Funke, Cornelia

Bloody Kiss 2 Furumiya, Kazuko

Stardust Gaimen, Neil

Scarlet Gaughen, A.C.

Dragon Flight 2 George, Jessica Day

Dragon Slippers 1 George, Jessica Day

Dragon Spear 3 George, Jessica Day

Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow George, Jessica Day

Princess of the Midnight Ball 1 George, Jessica Day

Princess of Glass 2 George, Jessica Day

Princess of the Silver Woods 3 George, Jessica Day

Ruby Red 1 Gier, Kerstin

Sapphire Blue 2 Gier, Kerstin

Emerald Green 3 Gier, Kerstin

The Book Jumper Gläser, Mechthild

Mines of the Minotaur 3 Golding, Julia

Secret of the Sirens 1 Golding, Julia

The Chimera Curse 4 Golding, Julia

The Diamond of Drury Lane 1 Golding, Julia

The Gorgon's Gaze 2 Golding, Julia

The Princess Bride Goldman, William

Escape from Mr Lemoncello's Library Grabstein, Chris

The Wind in the Willows Grahame, Kenneth

A Thousand Pieces of You Gray, Claudia

Tales of the Greek Heroes Green, Roger Lancelyn

Tales of Ancient Egypt Green, Roger Lancelyn

Rated Grey, Melissa

Grimm's Fairy Tales Grimm, Jakob & Wilhelm

Water for Elephants Gruen, Sara

The Princess Academy Hale, Shannon

The Princess Academy Hale, Shannon

The Fairie Ring Hamilton, Kiki

Violet Wings 1 Hanley, Victoria

Indigo Magic 2 Hanley, Victoria

The Fourth Ruby 2 Hannibal, James R.

The Lost Property Office 1 Hannibal, James R.

Seraphina Hartman, Rachel

Ouran high school host club 10 Hatori, Bisco

Ouran high school host club 14 Hatori, Bisco

Ouran high school host club 15 Hatori, Bisco

Pandora Gets Frightened 6 Hennesy, Carolyn

Pandora Gets Vain 2 Hennesy, Carolyn

Hoot Hiaasen, Carl

vb rose 1 Hidaka, Banri

vb rose 2 Hidaka, Banri

vb rose 3 Hidaka, Banri

Portrait of m&n 1 Higuchi, Tachibana

Portrait of m&n 2 Higuchi, Tachibana

City of Masks Hoffman, Mary

The Iliad Homer

The Odyssey Homer

Reawakened Houck, Colleen

Invitation to the Game Hughes, Monica

Pay it Forward Hyde, Catherine Ryan

Dial-a-Ghost Ibbotson, Eva

Which Witch? Ibbotson, Eva

Magic Flutes Ibbotson, Eva

The Secret of Platform 13 Ibbotson, Eva

Demon Sacred 2 Itsuki, Natsumi

Demon Sacred 3 Itsuki, Natsumi

Demon Sacred 1 Itsuki, Natsumi

Princess of Thorns Jay, Stacey

A Thousand Nights Johnston, E.K.

The Enchanted Quest 5 Jones, Allan Frewin

The Fairie Path 1 Jones, Allan Frewin

The Immortal Realm 4 Jones, Allan Frewin

The Lost Queen 2 Jones, Allan Frewin

The Sorcerer King 3 Jones, Allan Frewin

Howl's Moving Castle Jones, Diana Wynne

A Tale of Time City Jones, Diana Wynne

The Phantom Tollbooth Juster, Norton

The Midnight Dance Katz, Nikki

The Day of the Djinn Warriors Kerr, P.B.

The Stonekeeper Kibuishi, Kazu

Mamotte lollipop 1 Kikuta, Michiyo

mamotte lollipop 2 Kikuta, Michiyo

mamotte lollipop 3 Kikuta, Michiyo

mamotte lollipop 4 Kikuta, Michiyo

mamotte lollipop 5 Kikuta, Michiyo

mamotte lollipop 6 Kikuta, Michiyo

The Diabolic Kincaid, S.J.

The Jungle Books Kipling, Rudyard

From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler Konigsburg, E.L.

Enchanted 1 Kontis, Alethea

Hero 2 Kontis, Alethea

Swindle Korman, Gordon

Chasing the Falconers 1 Korman, Gordon

Hunting the Hunter 6 Korman, Gordon

The Friday Society Kress, Adrienne

Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos LaFevers, R.L.

The Coming of Dragons Lake, A.J.

Defy Larson, Sara B.

The Very Short, Entirely True History of Unicorns Laskow, Sarah

The Portal Lasky, Kathryn

25 Women Who Dared to Go Lassieur, Allison

To Kill a Mocking Bird Lee, Harper

Wings Lethcoe, Jason

Ella Enchanted Levine, Gail Carson

The Princess Tales Levine, Gail Carson

The Two Princesses of Bamarre Levine, Gail Carson

Prince Caspian 4 Lewis, C.S.

The Horse and His Boy 3 Lewis, C.S.

The Last Battle 7 Lewis, C.S.

The Magicians Nephew 1 Lewis, C.S.

The Silver Chair 6 Lewis, C.S.

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader 5 Lewis, C.S.

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 2 Lewis, C.S.

Spinning Starlight Lewis, R.C.

Pippi Longstocking Lindgren, Astrid

[aaknopf]

Maria Popova, the remarkable mind behind “Brain Pickings” (brainpickings.org), engages with fascinating scientists, artists, and thinkers in her new book, Figuring, including notable women such as Rachel Carson, Margaret Fuller, and Emily Dickinson. As Popova considers the way lives intersect with other lives, and the way private relationships bear on public achievement, she reflects, “Lives are lived in parallel and perpendicular, fathomed nonlinearly, figured not in the straight graphs of ‘biography’ but in many-sided, many-splendored diagrams,” and asks the crucial question, “Does genius suffice for happiness, does distinction, does love?” The passage below gives a sample of her wide-open approach to Emily Dickinson, and is paired with a poem from the late Lucie Brock-Broido’s collection The Master Letters, both of which speak to the “master” relationship expressed in the mysterious letters Dickinson wrote beginning in her late twenties, which Popova sees as akin to (and possibly inspired by) Fuller’s famous letter to Beethoven. The passage also refers to “Susan”: Susan Gilbert, for whom Dickinson’s feelings were outside the “the era’s sole acceptable framework of love,” as  Popova writes in Figuring; Susan married Dickinson’s brother, Austin. The title of Brock-Broido’s poem is a phrase from a letter Dickinson wrote to Thomas Wentworth Higginson in 1863.

from Figuring

Around the onset of her self-elected seclusion, Dickinson began composing the three letters that would become the most transfix­ing focal point of her mystery, known as the “Master Letters”—missives penned between 1858 and 1862, discovered after her death as drafts, addressing some real or imagined “Master” and exploding with almost violent desire, the object of which—is it desire for love? for recognition? for artistic self-actualization?—is as enigmatic as the identity of Dickinson’s “Master,” as layered as the poet herself.

In the second Master Letter, Dickinson assumes the third person and writes of “a love so big it scares her, rushing among her small heart—pushing aside the blood and leaving her faint (all) and white in the gust’s arm.”

In the third Master Letter, she implores: What would you do with me if I came “in white”? Have you the little chest—to put the alive—in? I want to see you more—Sir—than all I wish for in this world—and the wish—altered a little—will be my only one.

Generations of scholars have treated the Master Letters as a cryptogram the elusive solution to which would unlock the mystery of Emily Dickinson. But hers is a mystery that grows only more impenetrable with each step of approach. All attempts to identify a concrete candidate as “Master” have so far failed, lacking logi­cal consistency. Among the proposed candidates have been Sam­uel Bowles, her close friend and correspondent, whose Springfield Republican would print several of the eleven poems published in Dickinson’s lifetime; Charles Wadsworth, a charismatic minister Emily had met while accompanying her father on a trip to Phila­delphia in her early twenties, whom Martha Dickinson Bianchi—Susan’s daughter and the poet’s early biographer—would go to great lengths to cast as Dickinson’s romantic interest, deliberately misdat­ing letters and inventing events to substantiate the romantic fiction; and Otis Lord, the elderly judge with whom Dickinson did fall in love, but a decade after she composed the Master Letters. After her death, as speculation swirled about her personal life, Austin report­edly scoffed at such attempts to assign an identity to “Master” and insisted that his sister “had been several times in love, in her own way”—a recognition not only that her loves were multiple, but also that they deviated from the standard “way” in their nature or their intensity or both.

Beyond failing to reconcile the factual when and where of each theorized recipient with the timeline of Dickinson’s own life, the various Master theories have also failed to account for the emotional reality of her relationships and her temperament. This, after all, was a woman who at only nineteen confidently mocked her brother for saying that her philosophic meditations were incomprehensible and that she should write in simpler style: “I’ll be a little ninny—a little pussy catty, a little Red Riding Hood, I’ll wear a Bee in my Bonnet, and a Rose bud in my hair.” She didn’t hesitate to poke fun at his patriarchal condescension: “Permit me to tie your shoe, to run like a dog behind you. I can bark, see here! Bow wow!” She would grow out of her teenage sarcasm but would retain the willful defense of her sensibility, consistently refusing suggested simplifications of her poems with the same quiet confidence in her style of thought and expression. After her death, her longtime editor Thomas Wentworth Higginson would bow at the self-possession with which she had upheld her peculiar style and resisted his edits over the decades: “After all, when a thought takes one’s breath away, a lesson on grammar seems an impertinence.”

The Supernatural is Only the Natural, Disclosed

At your feet, I am a shoemaker’s apprentice, Toxic in a long day of fumes. I’m listening

To the fluorescent light come on In April, flinging a hot white scarf

Across a month mottled by the chemicals Of eastern standard time, in the spokes of wheels

Of hormones turning in an unseasoned sky. In a gospel According to Hunters, you name your bird

Without a gun. You sit & watch as one does in the woods, Contemplating prey, awefully. You have a heart

As large as a silver cleat, small thing. I should have liked to see you, before you became improbable.

In your woods, I would not name the flowers— They bother me, spicy & devout as they are, perennial & full

Of the pretense of sweetness & decline. You dazzle me.

In the wilderness, the blacksmiths & the cobblers leave Their machinery on all night, greased

By the nasty oils of midnight Till the custodian slips off the switch at dawn.

Should you, before this reaches you, experience Immortality, Who will inform me of the exchange?

I entreat you—Sir—in your next white wove Missive to call my name—correctly— just

This once. The continual misspelling Is a form of sorcery, it smacks

Of heresy. It would bereave— Your Gnome

More on these books and authors:

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[amusewithaview]

Have you ever read The Rook by Daniel O'Malley? I think you'd really enjoy it. Also, what are some of your favorite books? I love your writing so the things you read must be just as great!

Googled it and it looks interesting, I’m putting it on my “to read” list - thanks!

(Note: this got really long so it’s going under a cut.)

I…read a lot of…stuff.  Some of it may be to your tastes, some of it may not.  Here’s a list of some of my faves/the books that made me who I am today, in no particular order:

Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls

Ilona Andrews’ series “The Edge”

Anything written by Sharon Shinn, start with Summers at Castle Auburn

White Fang by Jack London

Crown Duel/Court Duel by Sherwood Smith

Firebird by Mercedes Lackey

The Abhorsen series by Garth Nix

The Valdemar series by Mercedes Lackey

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

The Young Wizards series by Diane Duane

The Immortals series by Tamora Pierce

The Nichomachean Ethics by Aristotle

Tam Lin by Pamela Dean

Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine

The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley

The Hurog series by Patricia Briggs

The Door in the Hedge by Robin McKinley

The Green Rider series by Kristen Britain

The Tale of Lanen Kaelar series by Elizabeth Kerner

Maus by Art Spiegleman

The Song of the Lioness series by Tamora Pierce

Heidi by Johanna Spyri

The Republic by Plato

The Girl with the Silver Eyes by Willo Davis Roberts

The Time Quintet by Madeleine L’Engle

The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan

The Dark is Rising series by Susan Cooper

A College of Magics by Caroline Stevermer

A Little Princess by Frances Hogdson Burnett

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas

The Enchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia C. Wrede

The Riftwar Saga by Raymond E. Feist (specifically the Magician duology)

The Unicorn Chronicles by Bruce Coville

The Black Swan by Mercedes Lackey

Bambi by Felix Salten

The Moorchild by Eloise Jarvis McGraw

Blood & Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares

The Fledgling by Jane Langton

Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi

The Dragonlord series by Joanne Bertin

(most of) the Redwall series by Brian Jacques

Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery

The Unicorn series by Tanith Lee

The Women of the Otherworld series by Kelley Armstrong

The Truth series by Dawn Cook

The Two Princesses of Bamarre by Gail Carson Levine

The Sevenwaters series by Juliet Marillier

Candide by Voltaire

The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot

The Wayfarer Redemption series by Sara Douglass

Hawksong by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes

The Firekeeper saga by Jane Lindskold

The Symphony of Ages by Elizabeth Haydon

The Hounds of the Morrigan by Pat O’Shea

The Tredana Trilogy by Joyce Ballou Gregorian

The Keltiad by Patricia Kennealy-Morrison

Gossamer Axe by Gael Baudino

The Dragonriders of Pern by Anne McCaffrey

[cometomecosette]

“I Dreamed a Dream,” Broadway, 1992. Susan Dawn Carson as Fantine.

A lovely rendition by a Fantine with a rich, warm, emotional voice, somewhat in the Patti LuPone mold but no mere imitator in the least.

[luthienne]

Your blog's *chef's kiss* and I wish to ask do you have any quotes or what comes to mind when it comes to love mingled with grief/pain? Like losing someone at the stinging cost of the other? Or looking at a completed wonderful thing but knowing the pain and blood it stands on to be that way? Or when you look at someone realizing you now share hearts whether youd like it or not, that no bond in both your lives will ever come close to what both of you have(1)

how the love stiches both of you up, how achingly tender & vulnerable & warming it is and almost crying looking at where it is, how it is, what it became and what it grew from. Would love to hear if you got any that pops to your mind❤(2)

you are so kind! thank you, angel ♡ here and here are posts that reflect love mingled w grief/pain and tender/sweet love. here are a few more quotes that sort of encompass both for me:

“Not a day passes that I do not see ourselves, you and me, as we were when we met first. Every day of my life I see that.”

James Joyce, Exiles: A Play In Three Acts

“We can never go back. I know that now. We can go forward. We can find the love our hearts long for, but not until we let go grief about the love we lost long ago, when we were little and had no voice to speak the heart’s longing. All the years of my life I thought I was searching for love I found, retrospectively, to be years where I was simply trying to recover what had been lost, to return to the first home, to get back the rapture of first love. I was not really ready to love or be loved in the present. I was still mourning — clinging to the broken heart of girlhood, to broken connections. When that mourning ceased I was able to love again. I awakened from my trance state and was stunned to find the world I was living in, the world of the present, was no longer a world open to love. And I noticed that all around me I heard testimony that lovelessness had become the order of the day. I feel our nation’s turning away from love as intensely as I felt love’s abandonment in my girlhood. Turning away we risk moving into a wilderness of spirit so intense we may never find our way home again. I write of love to bear witness both to the danger in this movement, and to call for a return to love. Redeemed and restored, love returns us to the promise of everlasting life. When we love we can let our hearts speak.”

Bell Hooks, All About Love

“My heart is full not of guilt, or shame, or remorse, but of grief… Everything has become too terribly mixed up.”

Boris Pasternak, in a letter to Leonid Pasternak, from Letters Summer 1926: Pasternak, Tsvetaeva, Rilke

Jamie Anderson // Art piece by Ikenaga Yasunari (x)

“But if it’s love, by God, what is this thing? If good, why then the bitter mortal sting?”

Petrarch, from the ‘Canzoniere’ (tr. Mark Musa)

“bittersweet, undefeated creature – against you there is no defence”

Sappho, from Poems and Fragments (tr. Josephine Palmer)

“And if I should pick out the good in you – each shard of broken light, like glass from the wreck of such beauty, and look at that – or one golden afternoon when you hovered above me in rapture, oh half god – how would I bear to lift my hands, how would I bear to close my eyes and let you fall, and love be damned?”

Cecilia Woloch, “Lucifer, Full of Light,” Carpathia

Ada Limón, Bright Dead Things; “The Good Fight”

“...and if I cut myself, it was you I bled.”

Jeanette Winterson, Lighthousekeeping

“I don’t know what they are called, the spaces between seconds– but I think of you always in those intervals.”

Salvador Plascencia, The People of Paper

Henry Dumas, Knees of a Natural Man; “Valentines”

“No te nombro; pero estás en mí como la música en la garganta del ruiseñor aunque no esté cantando.

I never call your name, but you are in me like the song in the nightingale’s throat even when it���s not singing.”

Dulce María Loynaz, Absolute Solitude: Selected Poems; “Poema LVII” (tr. James O’Connor)

Marguerite Duras - India Song (1975)

“I am sad because I love you, because I love you so much, and because I am not a bee to buzz with you lightly. I am not a flower, not a tree, not a rain-hewn stone. I am not a storm or a cresting wave, not a thorn or a vine. I am not the sun stinging the water, not the moon on the snow. I am not a star in the dark. I am not the dew-wet wind, not the cloud-stained dawn. I am only a girl, a small, plain girl, a girl who must smear her lips in honey to be found sweet.”

Amal El-Mohtar, The Honey Month

“Whether it was the quality of light or the clarity of my feelings for you, I don’t know, but there was softness and no blurring. ‘This is not a lie,’ I said to myself. ‘It may not hold, but it is true.’”

Jeanette Winterson, Lighthousekeeping

“He takes her in his arms. He wants to say I love you, nothing can hurt you but he thinks this is a lie, so he says in the end you're dead, nothing can hurt you which seems to him a more promising beginning, more true.”

Louise Glück, from Averno; "A Myth of Devotion"

Anna Akhmatova, Final Meeting: Selected Poetry (tr. Andrey Kneller)

“Your dying is my dying. / In you I exist—to live or not.”

Euripedes, from Alkestis (tr. Anne Carson)

Richard Siken, “Scheherazade” 

“First love tempts / then puts out our eyes.”

Salma al-Khadra al-Jayyusi, from ‘Dearest love - III’ (ed. Charles Doria), Women of the Fertile Crescent: An Anthology of Modern Poetry by Arab Women (ed. Kamal Boullata)

Interactive :: House Saints by Hala Alyan

“We were the heartbreak of truth. / We were willing to break even more.”

Andrea Gibson, from The Madness Vase; “Close For Comfort”

“God, what are you doing to me? / What am I doing to myself?”

Adonis, from ‘Concerto for the Veiled Christ’, Selected Poems (tr. Khaled Mattawa)

“No. I was not afraid of him; but of myself. I seemed reborn in his unreflective eyes, reborn in unfamiliar shapes. I hardly recognized myself from his descriptions of me and yet, and yet – might there not be a grain of beastly truth in them?”

Angela Carter, from “The Bloody Chamber”

“It is true we shall be monsters, cut off from all the world; but on that account we shall be more attached to one another.”

Mary Shelley, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus

Keaton Henson, “Alright”

Velimir Khlebnikov, The Collected Poems & Writings of V. K. “My Darling,”

“But love is impossible and it goes on / despite the impossible. You’re the muscle / I cut from the bone and still the bone / remembers, still it wants (so much, it wants) / the flesh back, the real thing, / if only to rail against it, if only / to argue and fight, if only to miss / a solve-able absence.”

Ada Limón, Bright Dead Things; “In A Mexican Restaurant I Recall How Much You Upset Me”

The Letters of Frida Kahlo: Cartas Apasionadas, tr. by Martha Zamora

Letter to Diego Rivera, July 23rd, 1935

“I want to give you everything. This is called a sickness.”

Camille Rankine, from Possession

Rainer Maria Rilke, Book of Hours: Love Poems to God; ‘Lösch mir die Augen aus: ich kann dich sehen’, tr. Anita Barrows & Joanna Macy

“Love that incorporates, that devours the other person, that cuts the tendons of the will. Love as immolation of the self.”

Susan Sontag, from Reborn: “July, 1958”

[lightgreyartgallery]

Tasteful Nudes Innuendo # LOVESONA RSVP HERE ••• February 22nd from 7-10pm at Light Grey Art Lab Free and open to the public Prepare your senses, and your heart, for a steamy collection of the suggestively quirky and the salaciously spicy. Like a sip of red wine on satin sheets, Light Grey Art Lab’s February exhibition promises to be a perfect event for a romantic rendezvous or self-love celebration. Concepts of love, the body, and art have always coexisted - with great emotion comes great art, and naturally, creators frequently work to find unique ways to express these complex and beautiful facets of being a human. The 3 new collections opening this February at Light Grey Art Lab feature an eclectic range of original illustrative works and artist produced goods, featuring the aesthetics of the figure, the humor of taboo, and a collection of illustrated dating profiles. Tasteful Nudes: The delicate curves of a body emerge through the settling dust of chalk pastel. The artist peers over their drawing board at a trusted model, reclining elegantly on their vintage lounge sofa. Their masterpiece is complete… An exploration capturing the inherent beauty of the human form. The Tasteful Nudes Exhibition includes 50+ creatives and is a celebration of the sensual, the subtle, and the sensory aspects of the human form. From sexy self-portraits and boudoir-esque paintings, to romantic reclining poses, to suggestive silhouettes, 'Tasteful' is the key word! Works include original drawings, digital illustrations, and more. Innuendo: It’s 7th period in high school, you’re in health class, and the teacher brings out the inevitable props… A banana, a donut, and all sorts of properly conservative allusions to the body. The class snickers, and for the rest of the day, innuendos are passed from friend to friend under the probing ears of the teachers. Innuendo is a collaborative exhibition of artwork and goods featuring playful allusions to the lewd and salacious. The 80 featured artists have come together for Light Grey Art Lab’s yearly swap event, in which each artist creates enough of their chosen artwork or object to share with their fellow exhibitors. Participants have created a range of limited edition art objects including pins, postcards, stickers, zines, patches and more that dance around taboo subjects with humorous imagery. Limited quantities of each item will also be available during the opening reception and on Light Grey Art Lab’s online store. # LOVESONA: Are you a creative, looking to get out of the studio and into the Dating Sphere? Do you have a creative friend who would be a perfect partner, and you want to let the world know? Introducing # Lovesona! This February, we want to put a spotlight on the beautiful and unique singles that make up the creative community. Creatives have a unique way of looking at the world and themselves, and we want to celebrate what makes them great partners. Participants in the # Lovesona project draw a portrait of themselves or a creative friend, write a bio about their/their friends’ deepest passions and interests, and then post it with the hashtag # lovesona! Along with these profiles, we’ll also be creating interactive content and activities on the Lovesona instagram, to help people dive deeper into what makes their Lovesona unique. Throughout the month of February, Light Grey will be reposting these profiles on our @my.lovesona instagram, where we hope people will connect and, who knows, maybe even fall in love... Tasteful Nudes Artists: Lillian Duermeier, Carmen Chow, Rachel Quast, Christine Griffin, Varsam Kurnia, Kring Demetrio, Grace Kim, Patricia Thomasson, Kristin Vogel, Kristen Acampora, Ashley Floréal, Sarah Hudkins, Paige Carpenter, Jesse Lindhorst, Reiko Murakami, Gica Tam, Chelsea Harper, Chrissy Curtin, Cleonique Hilsaca, Shelby Hacker, Aimee Fleck, Laura Galli, Caroline Dougherty, Ejiwa Ebenebe, Chelsea Marquette, Sandra Brandstätter, Rafael Mayani, Jo Yeh, Diana Van Damme, seosamh, Christopher Hegland, Kristin Siegel-Leicht, Sara Pace, Helen Mask, Daniel Gray-Barnett, Tidawan Thaipinnarong, Lydia Guadagnoli, Savannah Schroll Guz, JB Casacop, Jasmin Dreyer, Jimmy Malone, Jess Schultz, Micaela Dawn, Adriana Bellet, Lucas Durham, Stephen Wood, Saleha Chowdhury, Nadia Rausa, Sheena Klimoski, Victoria Roden, Natalie Shaw, Primary Hughes, Calvin A. Innuendo Artists: Ama Teibel, Andrea Pereira, Angela Bardakjian, Anne Passchier, Anouk van der Meer, Ashley Nordan, B. Mure, Bomani McClendon, Brian Gilman, Caroline Dougherty, Carson McNamara, Cassandra Mazur, Caytlin Collins, Cecilia Palacios, Chelsea Harper, Chrissy Curtin, Christopher Payne, Claire Kho, Clarisse Tanjo, Crystal Chang, Dani McCole, Deena So'Oteh, Derek Meier, Diogo Lando, Elam Bonebright, Elizabeth Jean Younce, Em Roberts, Emily C., Francisco Santoyo, Gabriela Lutostanski, Hallye Webb, Heidi Phelps, Hunaid Taj, Isabela Cruz, Jaime Chong, James Turowski, Jamie Loughran, Jennifer Bilton, Jenny Wells, JK Phan, Josh McKenzie, Joy San, Kaley McCabe, Karen Krajenbrink, Kashmira Sarode, Kels Lund, Kendall Quack, Lachlan Herrick, Laura Loch, Lauren Franklin, Leon Lee, Lillian Duermeier, Lindsay Tebeck, Lucinda Wei, Lucy Comer, M. Amneus, Molly Stanard, Patricia Thomasson, Raven Jones, Rose Bousamra, Sage Coffey, Sam Sherrill, Savannah Schroll Guz, Scott Michael Walling, Shafer Brown, Shannon Kao, Siyin Tse, Susan Lin, Sydney Long, Tasli Shaw, Valerie Von Rubio, Vicky Leta, Yessenia Rodriguez, Yetunde Ekuntuyi Featured # LOVESONA Artists: Gica Tam, Alison Kreitzberg, Yinfan Huang, Caroline Dougherty, Chelsea Marquette, Blok Magnaye, Charis Loke, Xiao Qing Chen, Camille Chew, Iris Monahan (creating profile for a friend), Lindsay Nohl (creating profile for a friend), Kelalani Jankowski, Alex Conkins, Daniel Shaffer, Theo Stultz, Victoria Pickford, Niky Motekallem, Cristina Vanko, Sherry He, Victoria Skellan, Edie Voges