January 2012
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“I came to the conclusion that ‘God’ is just the word ‘good’ with the ‘o’ taken...”
– Paul McCartney (via suzywire)
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“When Dostoevsky met Dickens in 1862 — a meeting that is hard to imagine —...”
– Verlyn Klinkenborg, “The Whirling Sound of Planet Dickens” (via fwriction)
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“Imagine him as a cruel villain with a cape and a mustache and a grand,...”
– Alison, Hi.: The art of getting really dumped (via quotewhore)
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teachingliteracy:realkidsgoodbooks:washingtonpoststyle: Stephen Colbert interviews Maurice Sendak. This is the greatest interview in the history of “The Colbert Report.” (Go to our actual tumblog if you have trouble watching on the dashboard.)
Jan 27th
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Anonymous Goes on Megaupload Revenge Spree: DoJ,... →
madamethursday: inkstone: Ahahaha, and here comes Anonymous into the fray! I don’t always agree with Anonymous and what they do, but damn. This time, I can’t help but cheer a bit for them. 
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“I felt, that night, on that stage, under that skull, incredibly close to...”
– Jonathan Safran Foer, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (via halfstrippedtrees)
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everylovelysummersday asked: I used to follow you on Xanga and when you moved here I did as well. I miss all of those brilliant quotes you used to post on there. Thanks for introducing me to Tumblr!
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madame thursday: Sent to tumblr: →
madamethursday: [TW: Examples of frequent, offensive use of the n-word in URL’s and other grossly anti-Black/racist rhetoric!] WARNING SPACE! . . . . super-eklectic1:stfuconfederates:icingonthekaek: I’m about to write an post, as well as a guest post to a well-known…
Jan 9th
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“Nobody tells an actor, ‘you’re playing a strong-minded man’. We...”
– Meryl Streep, on being told that she often plays “strong-minded women”. (via leahblaine)
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“All that each person is, and experiences, and shall ever experience, in body and...”
– James Agee. (via winesburgohio)
Jan 6th
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“Themes recur again and again in my work. I have been poor and I wanted to...”
– Photojournalist Eve Arnold Dies at 99 (via Huffington Post)
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December 2011
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“A decade ago, I wrote: May your coming year be filled with magic and dreams...”
– Neil Gaiman
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How Novel: 14 Literary Settings Inspired by Real... →
thegirlandherbooks: 1. Growing up in the midwest means a field trip to Hannibal, Missouri, to see Mark Twain’s old haunting grounds—it was the highlight of my sixth-grade year. Twain has said there was no better place for a boy to grow up than Hannibal and was thus inspired to use many of the area’s landmarks in his…
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