Longer, always longer. Super long books in a long series? Even better. Of course idc about page length, I'll read whatever if it's interesting, I just like to exist in a world for longer
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Okay maybe a cliche, but Sunrise on the Reaping! I absolutely loved every second of it
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Depends on the background noise, but I prefer relative silence!
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I presented a paper at a conference bc of my love for a particular series! And then went back again last April and will be back this upcoming April, too (for different papers, but still) and anyone who knows me would have never thought that'd happen in a million years!!
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FANTASY
Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to jump into the fantasy I was reading. There's just something so special about fantasy, but it also allows me to process a lot about my life and the real world a slight step removed, making it easier to process and digest.
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Dear God, by myself (sorry other readers)
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First book that came to mind was Red, White, and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston! I love that book, very much!
I do also have The Sunbearer Trials by Aiden Thomas on my list, I just haven't gotten to it yet! But I'm excited to
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I'll get back to book posting soon, I've just been watching an insane amount of Lily Gladstone content and just got a new job!!
Fancy Dance
- dir. Erica Tremblay
11/9/25
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Incredible film, incredible performances, and deeply devastating. Ending the movie on the powwow during the dance memorial for Missing and Murdered Relatives was the most perfect way to end the film
Killers of the Flower Moon
- dir. Martin Scorsese
11/8/25
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Wow. Devastating and enraging in every way; the performances were excellent, the cinematography and score were excellent, it was just excellent.
I implore every one to watch this movie, it's so important.
Paperback, they're easier on my joints! But in general, physical books are always the best. I only read ebooks if I absolutely need to!
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The Unknown Country
- dir. Morrisa Maltz
11/7/25
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What a deeply melancholic but deeply touching film. I really find this style of storytelling fascinating, Maltz is a one-of-a-kind. And of course Lily Gladstone shines so incredibly bright, they're phenomenal
Walking Out
- dir. Andrew J. and Alex Smith
11/6/25
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I was deeply bored and I had to wait the entire movie for Lily Gladstone to show up and I was only watching for her so that just made an already bad movie worse. The effects were BAD and there was no point to the plot
Universal VIP
- dir. Gyasi Ross
11/6/25
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Okay why'd I love this, I'm impressed it made me both cry and laugh within a 12 minute timeframe
I'll just choose one I read this year - A Study in Scarlet by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; admittedly I wasn't in love with it the way I normally love a book, but I did quite enjoy it! Also admittedly, most of what I read is contemporary
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GO INTO A BOOK PLEASE - except any book I go into, I'd probably not last very long cause I read mostly fantasy during active war time or rebellion 😂 so idk which I'd choose, but whatever it was I'd sure have a great time then go out with a bang, I think
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Buffalo Hunter Hunter came in at the library yesterday, I'm excited to dive in!!
Sorry I haven't really been active here, y'all! Not been doing too much reading, I've been hyperfixating on Lily Gladstone and their career so I've just been going through their filmography and posting those reviews
First Cow
- dir. Kelly Reichardt
11/5/25
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Lily was in one scene 💔 though they did do excellently as always
It was quite boring at times, yet cozy and then heartbreaking, but I say let those two men open a bakery together and get married
Bleach Bone
- dir. John D. Nilles
11/4/25
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That was...odd to say the least, not very good, with basically no narrative - sorry Lily Gladstone
Freeland
- dir. Mario Furloni and Kate McLean
11/4/25
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Okay but why did I actually like this film? Way more than expected, cause Lily Gladstone is bringing me to new places; I really liked the camera work & cinematography of the film
That final crash-out was so valid
The Last Manhunt
- dir. Christian Camargo
11/4/25
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It was a beautiful film and I'm glad the real story of Willie Boy was told, but I still expected just a bit more from the film; stellar performance by Lily Gladstone, despite her more limited screentime
JUST LEARNED THERE IS GONNA BE A SIXTEENTH WINGS OF FIRE BOOK - it'll be 4 years since the last book by the time it comes out, I assumed that chapter of my childhood was done!
Not yet, but I'm very close to reading all of Holly Black and Cassandra Clare just cause I've been reading their works for so long; same with Tui T. Sutherland, I think I've just not read maybe 3 of her books
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I didn't see this yesterday, but I'm gonna read "Buffalo Hunter Hunter" by Stephen Graham Jones this month, if it comes in from the library on time!!
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Jazzy
- dir. Morissa Maltz
11/3/25
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I've never seen anything quite like it! A drama filmed documentary style, over the course of 6 years, partially based in real life, and the two lead girls had input on the narrative? I liked the effort that went into it
Little Chief
- dir. Erica Tremblay
11/2/25
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Simple yet powerful
Certain Women
- dir. Kelly Reichardt
11/2/25
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Awkward butch Lily Gladstone, send tweet 🙏
Oooo, this is fun!!
Love: Harrow the Ninth (Tamsyn Muir)
Hate: Powerless (Lauren Roberts)
Want: The Priory of the Orange Tree (Samantha Shannon)
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