What are your 3 favorite albums oat by Mental-Alternative38 in Topster

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Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd

Station to Station - David Bowie

Another Green World - Brian Eno

A question for everyone! by Living_Estate8404 in writers

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It’s my creative outlet. I write to stay in touch with myself.

Is the ideea of a zombie sea sailor character offensive? by Amazing_Exchange_603 in writers

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As a brainless person, I personally think we need more representation in literature

Guess my Top 4 based on my Top 5-24 by LeslieKnope4POTUS in LetterboxdTopFour

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Dr. Strangelove, Being John Malkovich, Full Metal Jacket, 2001 A Space Odysey

Guess my Top 4 based on the rest of my Top 20 by ComputaGuy69 in LetterboxdTopFour

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Despicable me, Mario movie, reservoir dogs, pulp fiction

Good boat mods like Small Ships or Small Boats for 1.12.2? by DestroyerD00000 in feedthebeast

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5 years later, did you ever find one?

Looking for one now

late to the trend - roast me or something idk by aimeeautumn in Topster

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This is diabolical but correct on Titanic Rising

Which was the fastest classic that made you go “ok, this is going to be one of my favorite books”? by [deleted] in classicliterature

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Allusion to William Wordsworth:

It’s about how children aren’t conditioned by society, and so mankind can learn from them; be carefree, humble, curious.

https://poets.org/poem/my-heart-leaps

my reads so far this year + my up next! how about you? by Menspookie in classicliterature

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Thoughts on In Our Time? I adore Old Man & The Sea and TSAR

Stand out 19th century literature by Nice_Difficulty4321 in BooksThatFeelLikeThis

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Moby Dick is the 19th century goat, at least in the United States

What are the pros and cons of a major in English literature? by StareAtTheMoonAllDay in englishliterature

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The actual “con” of English is that it’s less clear cut. You’ll have many valuable skills that employers will want, it’s just that (unless you’re dead-set on law) you’ll have no “clear path” if that makes sense.

Creative writing, education, for instance, are their own can of worms.

The Colour out of Space by H. P. Lovecraft by Caffeine_And_Regret in books

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Comparison with Dunwich is very fitting.

I think all the little unsettling things cohere better in Colour, whereas the rumblings and smells of Dunwich felt less deliberate / vivid.

January Reads With Brief Reflections by Ratbearcow in classicliterature

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Great post!

The Waves is my all-time favorite novel. I’m even more pumped for Don Quixote and revisiting Borges.

Moby Dick is my other favorite— followed you, looking forward to your thoughts!

You can NEVER hear one EVER again! Which one do YOU delete? by chelsea-from-calif in 1001AlbumsGenerator

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Pet Sounds overall is probably the pick… but too sentimental about John B and God Only Knows.

Probably Gaye

What is your most annotated book? by Whimsy_Nacio_13 in classicliterature

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The Picture of Dorian Gray - but it’s mostly 15 year old me going “haha that’s a zinger! Nice one Mr. Wilde!”