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Freya Abbas I'm working on the kind of thing I'm always working on, something about Mexicans and stuff. I know I'm a one-trick pony, but I'm sure you will enjoy m…moreI'm working on the kind of thing I'm always working on, something about Mexicans and stuff. I know I'm a one-trick pony, but I'm sure you will enjoy my novel "Deus ex Mexicana" (so called because it will have a deus ex machina ending involving Mexicans) when it releases.(less)
Freya Abbas I have no social life in real life but I have a lot of internet friends, so I often turn them into characters. There were these two guys I stumbled ac…moreI have no social life in real life but I have a lot of internet friends, so I often turn them into characters. There were these two guys I stumbled across who were both communists and they were like really good friends with each other... Like bros, or comrades I guess. They were also Native American... So I decided to write about them time travelling back to indigenous societies before European invasion. They compared their views to ancient societies. So that's what inspired me to write "The Turtle Island Explorer". You can get it for free on Amazon Kindle or download it from my website. It's trash though. (less)
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Erasmus's Folly is Jestermaxxing


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What's up fam? We're going to get a little deep on this post lol. Sorry if it sounds a bit like traumadumping at first. But I promise it will get into some interesting analysis of old books later. I will talk a bit about Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, but the majority of this post will be about Erasmus's In Praise of Folly (1511). 

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Freya Abbas Freya Abbas said: " This is very interesting to read as a primary source. Although Williams is generally considered to be progressive for his time and a supporter of Native American rights, reading this makes it seem like he was not really that different from other colo ...more "

 

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FOLLY IS JESTERMAXXING LMAO. I was not expecting to enjoy this book this much. I did not know Erasmus could be funny. This book is a speech from the point of view of the allegorical personification of Folly, who is like a female jester who is also a ...more
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Wellwater by Karen Solie
" If I had to make a list of my favourite poems from this volume, I think it would be pretty much the same as yours. "
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Beautiful, modern, and full of anxiety, stress, fear, and grief over the changing world.

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Nezahualcóyotl
“What shall I take with me?
Will I let nothing behind me over the earth?
How shall my heart act?
Is it that we come in vain to live,
to sprout over the earth?
Let us leave at least flowers,
let us leave at least songs.”
Nezahualcóyotl

Bruce Chatwin
“If this were so; if the desert were 'home'; if our instincts were forged in the desert; to survive the rigours of the desert - then it is easier to understand why greener pastures pall on us; why possessions exhaust us, and why Pascal's imaginary man found his comfortable lodgings a prison.”
Bruce Chatwin, The Songlines

William Shakespeare
“O, brave new world
that has such people in't!”
William Shakespeare, The Tempest

William Shakespeare
“Your tale, sir, would cure deafness.”
William Shakespeare, The Tempest

Jonathan Franzen
“Nice people don't necessarily fall in love with nice people.”
Jonathan Franzen, Freedom

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