The last few weeks were a bit chaotic, after brisk work and being so spry. I can finaly give my clumsy hands from writing a little break. Hmm, guess I use them now as a book holder and for coffee-making. By the way I just finished a book today, - 1933 was a bad year by John Fante and now I read a few short stories by Kafka. Have you got a favourite book? If so, I would like to know :)
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and also some other good books which i don't remember now (well, also all the books of scott pilgrim- bryan lee o'malley, but this ones are comics)
Pretty envelopes! My favourite book is N.P. by Banana Yoshimoto. Or maybe Kitchen or Hardboiled, Hard Luck by the same author. Anything by Banana Yoshimoto!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful photographs, I'm not sure what my favourite book is yet. I'm about to begin 'The Princess Bride' by William Goldman. I'm excited.. hopefully it'll be inspiring! http://emsdarkroom.blogspot.co.uk/ Emily x
ReplyDeleteI like The Metamorphosis by Kafka very much!
ReplyDeleteToo many favourite books, but, The Secret Garden, Weetzie Bat, Harry Potter, And Emma by Jane Austen.
ReplyDeleteI love these (and all of your) photos too much. What camera do you use?
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Deletegah! these are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteyour blog is absolutely marvellous :)
ReplyDeletemy favourite book is To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee ;)
I love the way you put up your hair. Every photoset you post just seems to have some story behind it - it's quite wonderful!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite book of all time is probably "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn".
thanks for telling :) x
Deleteeu juro-te, eu adoro imenso o teu blog. as tuas fotografias são tão bonitas. adoro muito mesmo.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite book? Passion & Purity
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos love.
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Lovely, lovely pictures! I've been eyeing on Fante's for a while now, I think I'm going to give it ago now that I know you've read it! I can't think of anything right now but I'm currently in love with The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov, Franny & Zooey by J.D. Salinger and The Passage by Justin Cronin.
ReplyDeletep.s. we share the exact same map! ♥
Antoine de Saint Exupéry Little Prince and The Picture of Dorian Gray from Wilde;)
ReplyDelete"Alice in Wonderland" - madness from the center of my soul <3
ReplyDeleteOne of my all-time favorites is Dostojevskij's "Crime and Punishment." But I also love "Ham on Rye" by Bukowski. I'm reminded of that because of the awesome quote by him on the postcard. I just finished reading "Jane Eyre" for the second time and was absolutely dazzled by the writing (again).
ReplyDeletethanks, i look those up :) x
DeleteActually I've got 5 favourite books (they are so different that it's difficult to choose just one). Here is my list:
ReplyDelete- Hopscotch, by Julio Cortázar.
- The Unbearable Lightness of Being, by Milan Kundera.
- 1984, by George Orwell.
- The Catcher in the Rye, by J. D. Salinger.
- The Reader, by Bernhard Schlink.
Have you read any of these books? Which are your favourites? :)
Beatriz GFV.
No I havent I will look them up. :)
DeleteAll by Bukowski and Fante.
"a moveable feast" from damn brilliant hemingway.
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite book is "Demons" by Dostoyevsky. A bit too long maybe, if you like shorter things I'd suggest you to read "White Nights" :)
ReplyDeleteah, i absolutely adore john fante! ask the dust is one of my favorites. my absolute favorite book, and if you haven't read i do recommend, is the ginger man by j.p. donleavy.
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing these beautiful photos, by the way. i love when i remember to catch up with your blog; always nice to sit down with a cup of something warm and soak up the inspiration xx
Thanks for the recommendation.
DeleteFante is great, you should read Wait until Spring Bandini, its my favourite. :)
One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
ReplyDeletegosh love that map chair so much
ReplyDeleteI love "The Castle" by Kafka, "On the road" by Kerouac, "Crime and Punishment" by Dostoyevsky and "Nineteen Eighty-Four" by Orwell. What about you? Have you got a favourite book?
ReplyDeleteLove Klaudia
Steppenwolf.
ReplyDeleteamazing, beautiful i love yhid stuf!
ReplyDeletei've been chaotic too, i really like your photos, they are amazing :)
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Kafka was from Czech republic like I am, haha! I love his stories!
ReplyDeleteSeriously. I love your pictures.
ReplyDeleteAnd... my favourite book? That's very difficult to pick. I tend to love everything I read, each of them for a very different reason.
But you should read "The fault in our stars" by John Green. I finished it last week, and it was AMAZING. Definitely, read that one. :)
Ah thanks, and thanks fro the recommendation ;)x
DeleteI'm moving to London in a month or so (I live in Sweden at the moment) and I was wondering what affordable areas in London you think are best to live in. I'd be so grateful for answers!
ReplyDeleteKeep up the great work!
The Book Thief By Markus Zusak is my favourite. The Great Gatsby is also a really good book, but I suppose you've already read that!
ReplyDeleteI would stand in front of Europe! :) My favorite book is Revenge of the Road Weenies... It's not nearly sophisticated, but the memories are what count.? xxox
ReplyDeletethe bell jar... definitely one of the best books I've read...
ReplyDeletechanging the subject, your pictures are amazing! I just found your blog, by chance... voce fala portugues?! I am asking because of the first sentence... in portuguese... well.. I am definitely coming back.. just felt in love with your pictures...
have a nice week!
xx
Paula
Thanks a lott :) really xx
DeleteKafka is one of my favorites!! Enjoy reading him.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have a favorite book..there will be too many to count. The last one I read was 'Nothing to Envy' about North Korean life. and it was good.
amei a carta no início da postagem e o trechinho de mallu :) li a biografia do van gogh escrita pelo david haziot, um dia desses. excelente. tens interesse no pintor? o homem era um gênio, entretanto, sofria de problemas psicológicos bem sérios. vale demais a pena ler!
ReplyDeleteThe Messenger/I am the Messenger by Markus Zusak. I really love this book it made me cry because the story is so beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteGirl,
ReplyDeleteI just have to say: I ADORE your blog! The picutres are so beautiful, you are beautiful, your style is so very unique and chic. I love the lighting of your photos, which makes even normal things look mystical or romantic or just pretty. And I also like your room, so many little things that make it so personal. I can't really say how thankful I am for you being so inspirational to me. You are just very stunning. And that you sometimes struggle with life makes you even more sympathetic. I haven't really figured out the sense of me being in this world aswell and I often just feel empty. But I know that there always comes a day or time it gets better again. It's just an up and down.
Well enough from me, it might already sound a little corny to you.
But you and your blog are just amazing!
XXX
http://herzbluttun.blogspot.de/
Ah I feel quite happy you took the time to comment here.
DeleteAnd I am glad you like the blog, and even more glad I can be
somehow inspirational :)
xx