Girl with a Pen

My musings on books, writing and music.


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leavealegacy:

youwishangelfish:

Imagine reading a book of every conversation where people have spoken about you.

Give me

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vivatvintage: 1964 fashion

vivatvintage:

1964 fashion

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Meg & Meg
Two lady writers drinking tea and saving the world, one page at a time

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gayleforman: I’ll be at Books of Wonder this Monday with Margaret Stohl, E. Lockhart, Robin Wasserman, Barry Lyga and Tonya Hurley for the YA Icons Tour! margaretstohl: TOMORROW’S EVENT: New York Area (Long Island) – Sunday May 19th at 2pm – Barnes & Noble Carle Place – 2 pm - Margaret Stohl with Tonya Hurley, Robin Wasserman and Eliot Schrefer.   MONDAY’S EVENT: New York City – Monday May 20th at 7 PM - Books of Wonder –Margaret Stohl with Gayle Forman, E. Lockhart, Robin Wasserman , Barry Lygaand Tonya Hurley.

gayleforman:

I’ll be at Books of Wonder this Monday with Margaret Stohl, E. Lockhart, Robin Wasserman, Barry Lyga and Tonya Hurley for the YA Icons Tour!

margaretstohl:

TOMORROW’S EVENT:

New York Area (Long Island) – Sunday May 19th at 2pm – Barnes & Noble Carle Place – 2 pm - Margaret Stohl with Tonya Hurley, Robin Wasserman and Eliot Schrefer.

 

MONDAY’S EVENT:

New York City – Monday May 20th at 7 PM - Books of Wonder –Margaret Stohl with Gayle Forman, E. Lockhart, Robin Wasserman , Barry Lygaand Tonya Hurley.



Reblogged from theparisreview
theparisreview: “The clouds split and the sky brims over with light—it pours onto them, glazing the surface of the picnic table, the backs of their hands, the wet, carved bowls of the melon rinds. Everything feels very tenuous, just then, and terribly beautiful, as if he is straddling two worlds, the one he came from and the one he is going to. He wonders if this is what it was like for his mother, in the moments before she died, if she saw the same kind of light, if she felt like anything was possible. “Belle has reclaimed her hands and is pointing somewhere far off, somewhere over the horizon. Home, she signs. You are going home.” —Anthony Doerr, from “The Caretaker”Photography Credit Lesley Ann Ercolano

theparisreview:

“The clouds split and the sky brims over with light—it pours onto them, glazing the surface of the picnic table, the backs of their hands, the wet, carved bowls of the melon rinds. Everything feels very tenuous, just then, and terribly beautiful, as if he is straddling two worlds, the one he came from and the one he is going to. He wonders if this is what it was like for his mother, in the moments before she died, if she saw the same kind of light, if she felt like anything was possible.

“Belle has reclaimed her hands and is pointing somewhere far off, somewhere over the horizon. Home, she signs. You are going home.”

—Anthony Doerr, from “The Caretaker”
Photography Credit Lesley Ann Ercolano


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suicideblonde: Elizabeth Olsen photographed by Ellen von Unwerth

suicideblonde:

Elizabeth Olsen photographed by Ellen von Unwerth


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anitaleocadia:

The Sequence - Urban Sculpture by Arne Quinze in Brussels

(Via HomeDSGN and Afflante). On Tumblr.



Reblogged from lacigreen
mywingedchariot: trencher-at-221b: fishingboatproceeds: Hey, bro, cool story. DFTBA sells a bunch of shirts, and we market to ugly people and nerdy people and small people and big people and pretty people and we’re doing okay and plus we don’t need physical stores with LITERALLY THE WORST MUSIC EVER CREATED BY HUMANS PLAYING AT EAR-BLEEDING VOLUME SO THAT ALL OF YOUR PURPORTEDLY COOL AND BEAUTIFUL EMPLOYEES ARE MADE DEAF BY THEIR WORKING CONDITIONS. So that’s another way of doing it. Also I hate your jeans. John Green everybody God Has Spoken.

mywingedchariot:

trencher-at-221b:

fishingboatproceeds:

Hey, bro, cool story.

DFTBA sells a bunch of shirts, and we market to ugly people and nerdy people and small people and big people and pretty people and we’re doing okay and plus we don’t need physical stores with LITERALLY THE WORST MUSIC EVER CREATED BY HUMANS PLAYING AT EAR-BLEEDING VOLUME SO THAT ALL OF YOUR PURPORTEDLY COOL AND BEAUTIFUL EMPLOYEES ARE MADE DEAF BY THEIR WORKING CONDITIONS.

So that’s another way of doing it.

Also I hate your jeans.

John Green everybody

God Has Spoken.


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Url Graphic -> muttations

Url Graphic -> muttations

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