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set design sketch of blanche dubois in the opening scene of 'a streetcar named desire' (1951)
Moving to the Midwest to pursue a PhD was really the worst decision of my life, every halfwit I went to high school with now lives in NYC living their best lives and I live in a glorified parking lot staring at cows for fun
People are yelling at me about Nabokov but at least that's better than real life where people just get mad that I don't want to watch something called "Love Island" with them
Hemingway's machismo may be ever alluring to some dispositions and Lewis certainty shot his own reputation with his reprehensible politics, but if we choose to be serious for a second-- Lewis is clearly a better writer. Hemingway could not write "Tarr" nor "Time and Western Man"
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I'm going to be quite candid and openly say it's never been proven to me what exactly Nabokov accomplished which justifies the scorn and disdain he laid on others. Sorry, Mann and Faulkner are in fact vastly superior, in every conceivable way
Liza's parents got raped by Konstantin Chernenko and now she continually makes it our problem. Just please shut up you insipid cunt
I'm so fucking depressed but I must persist and read Jünger's „Der Arbeiter: Herrschaft und Gestalt“
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Vivien Leigh photographed by Lazlo Willinger in 'Waterloo Bridge' 1940.






























