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bognymph

bognymph@wyrmsign.org

Joined 1 year, 3 months ago

ethereal girl in a material world. i like things bittersweet.

making emotional and noisy "ambient" / neoclassical music, writing poetry and diaries, and taking portraits of the ones i love in Tiohtià:ke.

a bookworm bb and hobby collector.

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Lyn Corelle, Jimmy Cooper, Grace Lavery, Lily Woodruff, Balthazar4Antinous, Adam Turay, Theresa Sweetheart, Cameron Lee S., Clark Ruhff, Ruby Pique, Lily O'Donnell, Hesper M. O'Connor, Ash Marks, Bratti LuPone, Erin Lynch, Linden, Fischer Kniessel, Kathy, Raechel Anne Jolie, Incalculable Debt, Robin Hustle, Val Schlosberg, Peach Gallant, Suz Evans, Sophie Durbin, Lou Daybreak, coolsquid, Mia Clay, Scott Branson: Make the Golf Course a Public Sex Forest! (Paperback, 2023, Maitland Systems Engineering)
Tiina Nunnally, Michael Favala Goldman, Tove Ditlevsen: The Copenhagen Trilogy (Paperback, 2022, Picador)
Feinberg, David B.: Spontaneous combustion (1991, Viking)

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Radclyffe Hall: The Well of Loneliness (Paperback, 2012, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform)
Djuna Barnes: I Am Alien to Life (2024, McNally Jackson Books)
Judith Halberstam: Female masculinity (2018)

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Aurora Mattia: Unsex Me Here (2025, Nightboat Books)

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finished reading The Obscene Bird of Night by José Donoso

José Donoso: The Obscene Bird of Night (2003) No rating

Translated from Spanish by Megan McDowell, Hardie St. Martin and Leonard Mades

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this made me love novels again (as opposed to non fiction and/or theory). gothic in the romantic sense - obsessed with rot and beauty and legacy and oblivion. identities and timelines folding over themselves for centuries. ruined and blurred. the dread of being confined to a Self, the dread of losing one's Self. an accretion of the deepest neuroses.

replied to astralstreeting's status

@astralstreeting oooh The Complete Stories is a trip and an interesting first dip! So far this one is different from the others I've read - I can see why it's not folks' favourite but I'm digging how it is absolutely DRENCHED in layers of horse metaphors.