Status Updates From The Fairy Tales of Hermann ...

A Man by the Name of Ziegler: FREE MY FUCKING BOY, HE REALIZED HE WAS THE KING OF SPAIN, BUT LITTLE DID HE KNOW HOW THE SPANIARDS TREAT THEIR KING

if I had a Nickel for every time one of my favorite authors opened their early short story collection with an unsettling and tragic short story titled "The Dwarf," I would have two nickels

An old man who had stood by the mirror booth and seen everything said to his neighbor: “The world has become foolish; I'm glad I don't have long to live. I’m just sorry about the violinist, I’d like to hear him again.”

Hermann Hesse. The Fairy Tales of Hermann Hesse (p. 89). Kindle Edition.

"I will remember that the world is one, from which our folly and our anger and our wildness cannot separate us."

Hermann Hesse. The Fairy Tales of Hermann Hesse (p. 50). Kindle Edition.

"A terrible misfortune had happened in one of the southern provinces of our fair star."

Hermann Hesse. The Fairy Tales of Hermann Hesse (p. 35). Kindle Edition.

"Sometimes he went hungry for a long time just to feel a real desire again and to be able to satisfy a craving."

Hermann Hesse. The Fairy Tales of Hermann Hesse (p. 16). Kindle Edition.

bir sobayla söyleşi hikâyesini deniz ali'ye sesli bir şekilde okudum ve bittiğinde ikimiz de wow dedik. insanlık ve sobalık üzerine aşırı değerli ve kafa açıcı düşünceler...

düşler'i o kadar çok beğendim ki! bu sabah la jetée izledim ve resmen onun başka türden bir çağrışımı gibi bir etki yarattı. fotoğraf ve düş gibi bir gün! ve ikisini de aynı tanım sınırları içine koyan bir öğle vakti?