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nysus-temple · 1 year
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https://youtu.be/N5DG0x0OxYY
*sighs* i like this youtuber, but again he mentions in 11:44 how "refreshing" is the book Electra written by... Jennifer Saint....
Come ooon my dude...Electra was written by Sophokles and also many greek stories have women protagonists, they don't have to be retellings to get to know them!
Also we can't cancel the way ancient Greek people lived back then, sorry back then they didn't have the luxury and technology like today 😅
I'm sorry but at the "i think Jennifer Saint is an expert in explaining mythology" i fucking lost it. This is what happens when someone who does not study nor learn nor is into mythology TALKS about mythology.
"A very accesible way you are introduced to every character as if you have no prior knowledge of the mythology" no, no it's not. Inventing stories is not 'making mythology more accesible'. Bro, just like you said anon, read Elektra by Sophokles and move on.
The whole "Trojan War from the perspective of women" is so dumb at this point. We KNOW how women felt, guys, we don't need any USAnian telling us about it. The reason the Iliad is so focused on men is, because, pretend to be shocked, IT'S A WAR. THEY'RE FIGHTING. And women did not fight, they stayed at the cities doing other work that was just as important. For example, Hektor fought for his city and Andromache took care of their child and family.
Yes, society was sexist. And ? Retellings are just as worse.
Madelline Miller making Circe a SA victim to ""justify"" her actions. Jennifer Saint making Ariadne another victim by demonizing Dionysus. Margaret Atwood demonizing Helen and calling her a whore.
But alas, ALWAYS, Greek mythology. Don't you dare make a retelling of, idk, Chinese mythology, or you'll be disrespectful. But Greek? Yeah, go ahead ! Greece is everyone's draft and playground to write what we want !!
Sigh. I'm sorry. I can't tolerate this people. This youtuber is probably a very nice guy who just likes reading, but giving voice to this type of authors should NOT be a thing.
Like damn, Saint's book is WAY longer than the original Elektra written by Sophokles, and then people use as an excuse that they don't read the classics because they're "too long", lmao.
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nymph-of-water · 9 months
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I HATE WITH A PASSION THE END OF ARIADNE
I cannot express how much I hated the ending of Ariadne. Because Jennifer Saint just completely destroyed everything. The message that i get the way she has written the ending is that all men are bad, bad, bad. Do not trust them, they will fuck you up. (I knew to be wary of the so called feminist retellings, but no, i decided to read this book). Sorry to break it to you honey, but Theseus can't be blamed for everything. Phaedra was the one who accused her stepson of rape; you cannot just make her a martyr. I'm not touching the way the gods are considered, and don't get me started in the roman version of the myth of Medusa.
And, my dear, since you've written a feminist retelling (ο φεμινισμός σε μάρανε τρομάρα σου) maybe you shouldn't make Hera, the goddess of women, evil. Just saying. 😘
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pikminenjoyer · 29 days
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So last poll something quite fun happened
At the time of me counting, I robot had won, so I started it. However, by the end of the poll, Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde won by a landslide.
I've now finished I robot and will be starting Dr. Jekyll. However, in order to prevent that happening again I have to give polls 24h, so I'm polling the next read right now!
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rhaenyyras · 1 year
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meta-squash · 1 year
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Squash’s Book Roundup of 2022
This year I read 68 books. My original goal was to match what I read in 2019, which was 60, but I surpassed it with quite a bit of time to spare.
Books Read In 2022:
-The Man Who Would Be King and other stories by Rudyard Kipling -Futz by Rochelle Owens -The Threepenny Opera by Bertolt Brecht -Funeral Rites by Jean Genet -The Grip of It by Jac Jemc -Jules et Jim by Henri-Pierre Roche -Hashish, Wine, Opium by Charles Baudelaire and Theophile Gautier -The Blacks: a clown show by Jean Genet -One, No One, One Hundred Thousand by Luigi Pirandello -Cain’s Book by Alexander Trocchi -The Man with the Golden Arm by Nelson Algren -Three-Line Novels (Illustrated) by Felix Feneon, Illustrated by Joanna Neborsky -Black Box Thrillers: Four Novels (They Shoot Horses Don’t They, Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye, No Pockets in a Shroud, I Should Have Stayed Home) by Horace McCoy -The Dictionary of Accepted Ideas by Gustave Flaubert -The Chairs by Eugene Ionesco -Illusions by Richard Bach -Mole People by Jennifer Toth -The Rainbow Stories by William T Vollmann -Tell Me Everything by Erika Krouse -Equus by Peter Shaffer (reread) -Ghosty Men by Franz Lidz -A Happy Death by Albert Camus -Six Miles to Roadside Business by Michael Doane -Envy by Yury Olesha -The Day of the Locust by Nathaniel West -Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nietzsche -The Riddle of the Labyrinth: The Quest to Crack an Ancient Code by Margalit Fox -The Cat Inside by William S Burroughs -Under The Volcano by Malcolm Lowry -Camino Real by Tennessee Williams (reread) -The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner by James Hogg -The Quick & The Dead by Joy Williams -Comemadre by Roque Larraquy -The Zoo Story by Edward Albee -The Bridge by Hart Crane -A Likely Lad by Peter Doherty -The Stranger in the Woods: The Extraordinary Story of the Last True Hermit by Michael Finkel -The Law In Shambles by Thomas Geoghegan -The Anti-Christ by Friedrich Nietzche -The Maids and Deathwatch by Jean Genet -Intimate Journals by Charles Baudelaire -The Screens by Jean Genet -Inferno by Dante Alighieri (reread) -The Quarry by Friedrich Durrenmatt -A Season In Hell by Arthur Rimbaud (reread) -Destruction Was My Beatrice: Dada and the Unmaking of the Twentieth Century by Jed Rasula -Pere Ubu by Alfred Jarry -Bitter Fame: A Life of Sylvia Plath by Anne Stevenson -Loot by Joe Orton -Julia And The Bazooka and other stories by Anna Kavan -The Haunting of Lin-Manuel Miranda by Ishmael Reed -If You Were There: Missing People and the Marks They Leave Behind by Francisco Garcia -Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters -Indelicacy by Amina Cain -Withdrawn Traces by Sara Hawys Roberts (an unfortunate but necessary reread) -Sarah by JT LeRoy (reread) -How Lucky by Will Leitch -Gyo by Junji Ito (reread) -Joe Gould’s Teeth by Jill Lepore -Saint Glinglin by Raymond Queneau -Bakkai by Anne Carson -Reflections in a Golden Eye by Carson McCullers -McGlue by Ottessa Moshfegh -Moby Dick by Herman Melville -The Hour of the Star by Clarice Lispector -In the Forests of the Night by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes (reread from childhood) -Chicago: City on the Make by Nelson Algren -The Medium is the Massage by Malcolm McLuhan
~Superlatives And Thoughts~
Fiction books read: 48 Non-fiction books read: 20
Favorite book: This is so hard! I almost want to three-way tie it between Under The Volcano, The Quick & The Dead, and The Man With The Golden Arm, but I’m not going to. I think my favorite is Under The Volcano by Malcolm Lowry. It’s an absolutely beautiful book with such intense descriptions. The way that it illustrates the vastly different emotional and mental states of its three main characters reminded me of another favorite, Sometimes A Great Notion by Ken Kesey. Lowry is amazing at leaving narrative breadcrumbs, letting the reader find their way through the emotional tangle he’s recording. The way he writes the erratic, confused, crumbling inner monologue of the main character as he grows more and more ill was my favorite part.
Least favorite book: I’d say Withdrawn Traces, but it’s a reread, so I think I’ll have to go with Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters. I dedicated a whole long post to it already, so I’ll just say that the concept of the book is great. I loved the whole idea of it. But the execution was awful. It’s like the exact opposite of Under The Volcano. The characters didn’t feel like real people, which would have been fine if the book was one written in that kind of surreal or artistic style where characters aren’t expected to speak like everyday people. But the narrative style as well as much of the dialogue was attempting realism, so the lack of realistic humanity of the characters was a big problem. The book didn’t ever give the reader the benefit of the doubt regarding their ability to infer or empathize or figure things out for themselves. Every character’s emotion and reaction was fully explained as it happened, rather than leaving the reader some breathing space to watch characters act or talk and slowly understand what’s going on between them. Points for unique idea and queer literature about actual adults, but massive deduction for the poor execution.
Unexpected/surprising book: The Riddle of the Labyrinth: The Quest to Crack an Ancient Code by Margalit Fox. This is the first book about archaeology I’ve ever read. I picked it up as I was shelving at work, read the inner flap to make sure it was going to the right spot, and then ended up reading the whole thing. It was a fascinating look at the decades-long attempt to crack the ancient Linear B script, the challenges faced by people who tried and the various theories about its origin and what kind of a language/script it was. The book was really engaging, the author was clearly very passionate and emotional about her subjects and it made the whole thing both fascinating and fun to read. And I learned a bunch of new things about history and linguistics and archaeology!
Most fun book: How Lucky by Will Leitch. It was literally just a Fun Book. The main character is a quadriplegic man who witnesses what he thinks is a kidnapping. Because he a wheelchair user and also can’t talk except through typing with one hand, his attempts to figure out and relay to police what he’s seen are hindered, even with the help of his aid and his best friend. But he’s determined to find out what happened and save the victim of the kidnapping. It’s just a fun book, an adventure, the narrative voice is energetic and good-natured and it doesn’t go deeply into symbolism or philosophy or anything.
Book that taught me the most: Destruction Was My Beatrice by Jed Rasula. This book probably isn’t for everyone, but I love Dadaism, so this book was absolutely for me. I had a basic knowledge of the Dadaist art movement before, but I learned so much, and gained a few new favorite artists as well as a lot of general knowledge about the Dada movement and its offshoots and members and context and all sorts of cool stuff.
Most interesting/thought provoking book: Moby Dick by Herman Melville. I annotated my copy like crazy. I never had to read it in school, but I had a blast finally reading it now. There’s just so much going on in it, symbolically and narratively. I think I almost consider it the first Modernist novel, because it felt more Modernist than Romantic to me. I had to do so much googling while reading it because there are so many obscure biblical references that are clear symbolism, and my bible knowledge is severely lacking. This book gave me a lot of thoughts about narrative and the construction of the story, the mechanic of a narrator that’s not supposed to be omniscient but still kind of is, and so many other things. I really love Moby Dick, and I kind of already want to reread it.
Other thoughts/Books I want to mention but don’t have superlatives for: Funeral Rites was the best book by Jean Genet, which I was not expecting compared to how much I loved his other works. It would be hard for me to describe exactly why I liked this one so much to people who don’t know his style and his weird literary tics, because it really is a compounding of all those weird passions and ideals and personal symbols he had, but I really loved it. Reading The Grip Of It by Jac Jemc taught me that House Of Leaves has ruined me for any other horror novel that is specifically environmental. It wasn’t a bad book, just nothing can surpass House Of Leaves for horror novels about buildings. The Man With The Golden Arm by Nelson Algren was absolutely beautiful. I went in expecting a Maltese Falcon-type noir and instead I got a novel that was basically poetry about characters who were flawed and fucked up and sad but totally lovable. Plus it takes place only a few blocks from my workplace! The Rainbow Stories by William T Vollmann was amazing and I totally love his style. I think out of all the stories in that book my favorite was probably The Blue Yonder, the piece about the murderer with a sort of split personality. Scintillant Orange with all its biblical references and weird modernization of bible stories was a blast too. The Quick & The Dead by Joy Williams was amazing and one of my favorites this year. It’s sort of surreal, a deliberately weird novel about three weird girls without mothers. I loved the way Williams plays with her characters like a cat with a mouse, introducing them just to mess with them and then tossing them away -- but always with some sort of odd symbolic intent. All the adult characters talk and act more like teens and all the teenage characters talk and act like adults. It’s a really interesting exploration of the ways to process grief and change and growing up, all with the weirdest characters. Joe Gould’s Teeth was an amazing book, totally fascinating. One of our regulars at work suggested it to me, and he was totally right in saying it was a really cool book. It’s a biography of Joe Gould, a New York author who was acquaintances with EE Cummings and Ezra Pound, among others, who said he was writing an “oral history of our time.” Lepore investigates his life, the (non)existence of said oral history, and Gould’s obsession with a Harlem artist that affected his views of race, culture, and what he said he wanted to write. McGlue by Ottessa Moshfegh was so good, although I only read it because 3 out of my other 5 coworkers had read it and they convinced me to. I had read a bunch of negative reviews of Moshfegh’s other book, so I went in a bit skeptical, but I ended up really enjoying McGlue. The whole time I read it, it did feel a bit like I was reading Les Miserables fanfiction, partly from the literary style and partly just from the traits of the main character. But I did really enjoy it, and the ending was really lovely. In terms of literature that’s extremely unique in style, The Hour Of The Star by Clarice Lispector is probably top of the list this year. Her writing is amazing and so bizarre. It’s almost childlike but also so observant and philosophical, and the intellectual and metaphorical leaps she makes are so fascinating. I read her short piece The Egg And The Chicken a few months ago at the urging of my coworker, and thought it was so cool, and this little novel continues in that same vein of bizarre, charming, half-philosophical and half-mundane (but also totally not mundane at all) musings.
I'm still in the middle of reading The Commitments by Roddy Doyle (my lunch break book) and The Hero With A Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell, but I'm not going to finish either by the end of the year, so I'm leaving them off the official list.
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smolvenger · 2 years
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Stella of Essex, or The Vicar's Wife Betrayed- Prologue: Red Carnations
Summary: The Essex Serpent is reimagined and told from the perspective of Stella Ransome. And with a new ending. Stella must come to terms with not only her mortality but her husband's heartbreaking affair. A portrait of a woman who became The Ideal Lady her time and marriage required her to be. A picture of a marriage of love and bliss torn apart by a husband's infidelity. And Stella herself in the center of it all, torn between a wife's duty and her own quiet but present rage. Where in the midst of devastating heartbreak she gains her strength, finds her voice, and dares to seek freedom, hope...and even revenge.
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Pairings: To a Degree Stella Ransome/William Ransome, with a focus on the tragedy of their marriage, and eventually Stella Ransome/Male OC.
Word Count: 614 (Pretty Short)
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Warnings: Good For Her Cinematic Universe, First Person POV, Bye-Bye Canon, This Fic will eventually have an Eventual Major Character Death towards the end, Cheating, and its consequences are discussed, children, marriage, We are very anti-W*lliam and anti-C*ra in this fic, so you have been warned. Sexual content but not smut or anything titillating. Angst. COMMENTS AND REBLOGS ARE APPRECIATED.
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"Your children's mother, You see won and afflicted,
Made sad by you, And proscribed by you.
You know how once I loved you, cruel one,
Once I was dear to you, cruel one!
I am alone here, without love, driven away..."- Medea by Cherubini, English Translation
“What I did not know was that I had hit upon a truth of womanhood: However blameless the life we lead, the passions and the greed of men could bring us to ruin, and there was nothing we could do.”- Jennifer Saint, Ariadne.
My husband fingered another woman against a tree.
I saw it. I saw it from my window. I watched them like God watches us all.
What little breath I already had was knocked out. I blinked. Wondering if this was a dream. A bad one. And I would wake up again. Maybe I would wake up and feel him next to me. To feel strength in my legs, hunger in my stomach, the fresh air in my lungs, and the chatter of the children and the dog yelping from outside. That I would turn over and see him smile, pat my hair, and sleepily say “Good morning, my Stella, my star.”
Their moans and releases were silent. But I felt as if I could detect the rumble of them like an animal feels the rumble of the floor of an approaching predator.
Perhaps I should have stopped them. But what could I do? Slam the window, yell with my weak lungs? And even if I could, by the time I looked it was too late.
Perhaps it wasn’t him. The man who did that very act to me on our wedding night. It wasn’t the man who swore to love me. The man who promised to forsake all others, in sickness and in health, for richer or poorer until death did us part. The man who weekly went to the pulpit to preach of The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. The man who preached studied and discussed the Ten Commandments, including the seventh one. The man who fathered my children. He was downstairs writing his sermon or drinking coffee. It couldn’t be it couldn’t be it couldn’t be it couldn’t be it couldn’t be.
I saw on his head the same hair as my two sons.
No, our two sons.
There was no denying it was him. And there was no denying what they were doing. Pleasuring her. Her. Her. Her. And I could see her mouthing the pucker and the slight drop of the jaw to create his name silently-
William. William. William.
I walked carefully to the wall, hiding. Maybe it was a vision. I looked at the blank brown of the attic, and then back again. To the light where dust fell as snow.
They were still there. And still making love. Trading our wedding bed, soft, carefully carved from the local carpenter as a gift of thanks to his minister on his wedding day, with sheets washed on Thursdays for some ancient, dirty, sharp oak among the thorns, branches, leaves, and snakes.
They never noticed me. And they might tell you they never noticed me.
But I saw them.
I am so sorry. I do not normally speak like this. Speak of such lewd, unspeakable things. What must you think of me? I fear you think I am some base thing. That this is a tale of forbidden desire and lust fulfilled in a moment of passion.
This is not that story. If you think it will be that you are mistaken.
Leave and fulfill your desire to be The Woman somewhere else.
Everyone wishes to be her. They wish to be the glamorous mistress whose beauty led a man away from the bed of his plain, boring, dumpy wife. They don't want to be the wife. No one wants to be. They don't wish to speak of me. People do not wish to acknowledge me. Or tell my story. They don't want to see themselves as me. Dull Stella. Frumpy Stella. Scorned Stella. Plain Stella. Passive Stella. Poor Stella. Unwanted Stella. Undesired Stella. Rejected Stella. Betrayed Stella. So they never speak of me. They don't want to see themselves in my position. They don't want to imagine that the ones they love most might betray them for another. They'd rather be the darling who men obsess over to break their holy oaths.
And yet it still happens.
I tell you this because before my story begins, you must know that this will happen. Because it was the most painful moment of my whole life. I must tell it now or I will be overcome with my own heartbreak as I recall the happy years of my marriage with William to recount it.
This is mine. Not The Woman against the tree. The one who was left watching. The wife who was left behind. Mine. And I cannot remain silent. About that, or before, or after.
And it must be said, read, and listened to.
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izzythehutt · 2 years
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Friends with Kids or Bridesmaids?
YES FRIENDS WITH KIDS I HATE THAT MOVIE SO MUCH. It might be the most hated film on this list. I saw it in theaters and it caused so much rage. Like I think I took pleasure in Jennifer Westfeldt getting dumped by Jon Hamm I was so pissed I wasted two hours of life on that hateful trash.
1.) Star Wars - Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (Screenplay ripped off the book another movie on this list is adapted from (also ripped off a famous poster))
2.) My Fair Lady (Problematic musical I tried to write a think piece on last year and didn't finish)
3.) Gone With the Wind (Better female protagonist than anything that has come since)
4.) Metropolitan (A Christmas movie, sort of/90s Indie comedy)
5.) The Exorcist (Only horror film on this list)
6.) Jaws (Oh wait, there's another horror film. This one is more of a thriller. Honestly, they both are.)
7.) 90s social satire
8.) A Man For All Seasons (Saint biopic)
9.) Black comedy set in British Isles
10.) Lion King (Embarrassed that the final musical cue of this animated film still makes me cry)
Be-hated:
1.) Y Tu Mama Tambien (Mexican art house film with un-simulated sex scenes that I had to watch for film school)
2.) Friends With Kids (Most profoundly anti-family child hating movie I've ever seen (lots of SNL alums))
3.) The Last Jedi (Destroyed beloved franchise for half a decade)
4.) Superbad (Vulgar sex comedy from the 2000s I'm convinced no woman could ever like, just from the animated title sequence)
5.) The Proposal (Romantic comedy I saw on my 20th birthday I'm still mad about that has a dumb scene where the main couple falls on top of each other naked in the bathroom)
6.) Undergrad film class required arthouse flick that in retrospect feels like it should have come with a trigger warning for how graphic it was (un-simulated sex is apparently a theme on this list for me)
7.) The Wind Rises (Beautifully made animated feature with ponderous plot and really offensive white-washing of a world war)
8.) Mrs. Doubtfire (All children of divorce hate this movie)
9.) Captain Marvel (Hailed as "ground-breaking" for its protagonist, was actually just a long boring ad for the air force. At least I didn't pay for the ticket)
10.) Moulin Rouge (Really irritating frantic editing juke-box musical whose director has never made a movie I enjoyed)
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snidercollier92 · 3 months
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nysus-temple · 1 year
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I was looking for a book about Ariadne and Dionysus and came across Jennifer Saint's Ariadne. Have you read it and is it worth buying it or its a modern retelling like Circe? 😅
Sadly and not surprisingly, it's like the Circe book.
What Saint did to Ariadne's story was awful. Sure, the whole Theseus leaving her was from Greek origin, but why is Dionysus such a... psychopath, in that book? Ariadne instead of living happily with him until she dies and he gifts her a literal crown of stars, like the folklore says, Saint makes her die in the most horrible and painful way possible because ✨fEmiNisM✨. The book doesn't "talk about women's situation back then" because for Zeus' sake, she was happy with Dionysus, why did Saint have to turn him into the Psychopath Male Antagonist Who Acts Horrible Towards Women™ just like Miller did with Odysseus.
Sorry if i sounded salty, but my favourite mythological figures have both been treated horribly by USAnians and, yeah, it sucks to see Odysseus and Dionysus treated like that, my poor guys.
And Ariadne, specially. Because we all know it's way more feminist to kill a woman in horrible ways instead of letting her be happy with a literal god ! Anyways no, i don't recommend it. Even people who don't care about sources think it's written pretty poorly, which is funny xD
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April Showers Book Tag
So I was thinking a lot about what to make a blog post on and I finally decided to do a book tag. Though it’s December and it’s cold, I just found this tag interesting so I don’t really mind doing it right now. I found the April Showers Book Tag on Zezee with Books blog, and it is created by Sabrina from Beyond the Book Reviews and Alexis from Mad for Books, Luv. And since I found this tag intriguing I decided to give it a shot. So without any further delays, here is the April Showers Book Tag. 
Share a book with water on the cover.
This was harder than I initially thought but after going through my goodreads shelf I finally found The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan for this prompt. It has water on the cover, so it fits. 
What’s a classic you’d like to curl up on the couch with? 
For this I’ll go with Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier as it’s a gothic book and I love reading the gothic genre. 
Share a scary book you would read during a rain storm. 
This one is easy. I’ll go with Horrid by Katrina Leno as I love that book and would love to read it during a rain storm. 
What’s a good book rec for rainy days? 
This might be considered an old book but I would go with Private by Kate Brian. Something about an academic setting just appeals to me for rainy days. 
What two characters would you like to spend a rainy day with? 
For this I would go with Alice Wonder from the Insanity series by Cameron Jace and Rhoma Grace from the Zodiac series by Romina Russell. 
Share a book that has blue on the cover. 
I’ll be going with one of my favorite books and that is Lotus Effect by Trisha Wolfe for this prompt. 
What book has a rainy setting at one point? 
This was a hard prompt and I’m not exactly sure about my choice but as far as I can recall it does have a rainy setting and that book is Her Majesty’s Royal Coven by Juno Dawson and it’s also one of the books I really enjoyed. 
What book would you not mind using as an umbrella? 
For this I’ll easily go with The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood. I just can’t stand this book and would gladly give it up. 
Which character would you like to share an umbrella with? 
For this prompt I’ll go with Dare from Even If It Hurts by Sam Mariano. Though he’s an anti-hero, I love him to bits and wouldn’t mind sharing at umbrella with him. 
Share a novel with a dry beginning but amazing ending. 
I think for this one I’ll go with Elektra by Jennifer Saint because I do recall an amazing ending but not much of the beginning. 
And that’s it. This is my version of the April Showers Book Tag. I tag everyone who comes across this post and whoever is interested in doing it. I hope you enjoy doing this tag as much as I did. 
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Rihanna Wiki, Bio, LifeStyle, Net Worth
Rihanna, whose full name is Robyn Rihanna Fenty, is a Barbadian singer, songwriter, actress, and businesswoman. She was born on February 20, 1988, in Saint Michael, Barbados. Rihanna rose to fame in the mid-2000s with her debut single "Pon de Replay" and gained international recognition with her hit songs such as "Umbrella," "Diamonds," and "Work."
Rihanna Overview
Category:Richest Celebrities › Singers Net Worth:$1.7 Billion Salary:$70 Million Per Year Date of Birth:Feb 20, 1988 (35 years old)Place of Birth: Saint Michael Parish Gender: Female Height:5 ft 8 in (1.73 m) Profession: Singer, Fashion designer, Actor, Music artist, Songwriter Nationality: Barbados
Career
Apart from her successful music career, Rihanna has also ventured into other fields. She has acted in movies like "Battleship" and "Ocean's 8." Additionally, she has established herself as a prominent fashion icon and has launched her own successful beauty and fashion brands.
Rihanna's music is known for its eclectic style, blending elements of R&B, pop, reggae, and dancehall. She has released several critically acclaimed albums, including "Good Girl Gone Bad," "Loud," "Talk That Talk," and "Anti." Throughout her career, she has won numerous awards, including Grammy Awards, MTV Video Music Awards, and Billboard Music Awards.
In recent years, Rihanna has focused more on her business ventures and philanthropic efforts. In 2017, she launched her makeup line called Fenty Beauty, which gained widespread praise for its inclusivity and diverse range of products. She later expanded her brand to include lingerie with the launch of Savage X Fenty. Rihanna has also been actively involved in charitable work and is known for her advocacy on issues like education, healthcare, and disaster relief.
Rihana LifeStyle
Fashion and Style: Rihanna is widely regarded as a fashion icon and has a bold and distinctive sense of style. She is known for her daring and trend-setting fashion choices, both on and off the red carpet. Rihanna has collaborated with major fashion brands and designers, and she often attends high-profile fashion events. Her fashion-forward approach has earned her accolades and made her a major influence in the fashion industry.
Business Ventures: Rihanna has a strong entrepreneurial spirit and has successfully launched several business ventures. As mentioned earlier, she launched Fenty Beauty in 2017, a makeup brand that garnered praise for its inclusivity and diverse product range. She also introduced Savage X Fenty, her lingerie line known for its emphasis on body positivity and diversity. Rihanna's business ventures have further solidified her status as a savvy businesswoman.
Know about the Other Richest Singers in the World
Madonna
Jimmy Buffet
Taylor Swift
Justin Timberlake
Elton John
Jennifer Lopez
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Holidays 5.4
Holidays
Alice Goes Down the Rabbit Hole Day
Anti-Bullying Day
Bird Day (US)
Cassinga Day (Namibia)
Coal Miners Day (India)
Compliment Someone's Smile Day
Dave Brubeck Day
Director’s Day (India)
Dodenherdenking (Remembrance of the Dead; 2 minutes of silence observed at 8 pm; Netherlands)
Firefighters’ Memorial Day (UK)
45 Day
Frustrating the Fairies Day (Ireland)
Greenery Day (a.k.a. Midori no Hi; Japan)
International Firefighters' Day
International Payroll Day
International Respect for Chickens Day
Journalistic Discrimination Awareness Day
Kent State Shootings Remembrance Day (Ohio)
K.I.N.D. Day (Kids in Need of Diapers)
Literary Day (China)
Maynard Ferguson Day
Memorial Day (Curacao)
Milan Rastislav Štefánik Day (Slovakia)
National Fitness Day
National FPIES Awareness Day
National Kids Fitness Day
National Library Legislative Day
National Weather Observer's Day
Petite and Proud Day
Relationship Renewal Day
Remembrance Day for Martyrs and Disabled (Afghanistan)
Remembrance of the Dead (Dodenherdenking; Netherlands)
Renewal Day
Star Wars Day (a.k.a. Luke Skywalker Day)
St. Florian's Day (patron saint of brewers, coopers & barrel-makers)
TFMR Awareness Day (UK)
Work At Home Day
World Give Day
Youth Day (China, Fiji)
ZZ Top Day (Texas)
Food & Drink Celebrations
Bourbon Independence Day
Candied Orange Peel Day
National Orange Juice Day
1st Thursday in May
Idaho Gives Day (Idaho) [1st Thursday]
Make-a-Book Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]
Mom's Night Out [Thursday before Mother's Day]
National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]
National Day of Prayer [1st Thursday]
National Day of Reason [1st Thursday]
National Student Nurse Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]
Thank a Dance Teacher [1st Thursday]
Thank a Youth Worker Day [1st Thursday]
World Password Day [1st Thursday]
Independence Days
Klitzibürg (Declared; 2019) [unrecognized]
Latvia (from USSR, 1990)
Rhode Island (from Great Britain, 1776)
Feast Days
Bona Dea (Old Roman odes of Women's Mysteries)
Ceferino Giménez Malla (Christian; Saint)
Chewie the Cookie (Muppetism)
English Saints and Martyrs of the Reformation Era (Church of England)
Feast of the English Martyrs (UK)
F.C.D. Wyneken (Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod)
Florian (Christian; Saint) [Austria, barrel-makers, brewers, coopers]
Godard (Christian; Saint)
God of Medicine Day (Taiwan)
Gotthard of Hildesheim (Christian; Saint)
Ilmarinen’s Day (Pagan)
José María Rubio (Christian; Saint)
Judas Cyriacus (Christian; Saint)
Keith Haring (Artology)
Ma Zu (Birthday of Goddess of the Sea; Buddhism, Taoism)
Michal Giedroyc (Christian; Saint)
Monica of Hippo (Christian; Saint)
Pesach Sheni begins at sundown (Second Passover; Judaism)
Philopoemen (Positivist; Saint)
Sacerdos of Limoges (Christian; Saint)
Space Pirates Day (Pastafarian)
Star Wars Day (Pastafarian)
Tiberius Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Venerius of Milan (Christian; Saint)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Lucky Day (Philippines) [27 of 71]
Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]
Premieres
Accidents Will Happen, by Elvis Costello (Song; 1979)
The Avengers (Film; 2012)
The Barkleys of Broadway (Film; 1949)
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (Film; 2012)
Bloodline, by Sidney Sheldon (Novel; 1978)
Cheese It, the Cat! (WB LT Cartoon; 1957)
Finnegans Wake by James Joyce (Novel; 1939)
Good Thing, by Leon Bridges (Album; 2018)
Happy Together (Film; 1990)
Hush My Mouse (WB LT Cartoon; 1946)
If You Had My Love, by Jennifer Lopez (Song; 1999)
Luther (UK TV Series; 2010)
The Martian Chronicles, by Ray Bradbury (Novel; 1950)
The Mummy Returns (Film; 2001)
RBG (Documentary Film; 2018)
Rid Of Me, by PJ Harvey (Album; 1993)
Sixteen Candles (Film; 1984)
The Skies of Peru, by Anne McCaffrey (Novel; 2001)
Spider-Man 3 (Film; 2007)
Star Wars: The Bad Batch (Animated TV Series; 2021)
Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! (Film; 1990)
Today’s Name Days
Florian, Guido, Valeria (Austria)
Cvijeta, Cvjetko, Florijan, Iskra, Silvije (Croatia)
Květoslav (Czech Republic)
Florian (Denmark)
Roosi, Rosalie, Saale, Saali, Sale (Estonia)
Roosa, Rosa, Ruusu (Finland)
Florian, Sylvain (France)
Florian, Guido, Valeria (Germany)
Melia, Pelagia (Greece)
Flórián, Mónika (Hungary)
Ada, Ciriaco, Efisio, Porfirio, Silvano (Italy)
Flora, Florians, Viola, Vizbulīte (Latvia)
Dargailas, Florijonas, Mintautė, Monika (Lithuania)
Mona, Monika (Norway)
Florian, Grzegorz, January, Michał, Monika, Paulin, Strzeżywoj (Poland)
Pelaghia (Romania)
Florián (Slovakia)
Florián, Godofredo (Spain)
Mona, Monika (Sweden)
Alvina, Eunice, June, Palahna, Una (Ukraine)
Mona, Monica, Monika, Monita, Monique, Web, Webb, Webster (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 124 of 2024; 241 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 4 of week 18 of 2023
Celtic Tree Calendar: Saille (Willow) [Day 19 of 28]
Chinese: Month 3 (Bing-Chen), Day 15 (Ren-Xu)
Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)
Hebrew: 13 Iyar 5783
Islamic: 13 Shawwal 1444
J Cal: 3 Bīja; Threesday [3 of 30]
Julian: 21 April 2023
Moon: 90%: Waxing Gibbous
Positivist: 12 Caesar (5th Month) [Philopoemen]
Runic Half Month: Lagu (Flowing Water) [Day 10 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 46 of 90)
Zodiac: Taurus (Day 15 of 30)
Birthdays
George Marti (1856)
Heather Kozar; St. Pauli Girl 2002 (1976)
Events
Jan Primus, a.k.a. John I, Duke of Brabant, and possibly the inspiration for King Gambrinus, died (1294)
George Schmitt died (1897)
Alvin Donally patented a Bottling Apparatus (1897)
Florian Dauenhauer patented a Method and Apparatus for Picking Hops (1954)
Carl Schmock patented Refrigeration Equipment for Beer Cooling (1954)
John Miller patented a Transfer Mechanism for Conveyor Keg Palletizing Device (1965)
Redhook Brewing Co. incorporated (1981)
Alaskan Brewing became 1st brewery to install a CO2 reclamation plant (1998)
Russian River's Beatification 1st brewed (2004)
James Carter patented an Insulated Container for Keg Beer (2004)
Colin Johns patented a Brewing Process (2005) 
San Miguel Corp. patented a Method of Making Colorless and Artificially Colored Clear Beer (2006)
Tre Fontane approved as Trappist Brewery (Italy; 2015)
Brewery Openings
Nutfield Brewing (New Hampshire; 1994)
Cross Plains Brewery (Wisconsin; 1995)
Pelican Pub & Brewery (Oregon; 1996)
Cleveland Chop House & Brewery (Ohio; 1998)
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Holidays 5.4
Holidays
Alice Goes Down the Rabbit Hole Day
Anti-Bullying Day
Bird Day (US)
Cassinga Day (Namibia)
Coal Miners Day (India)
Compliment Someone's Smile Day
Dave Brubeck Day
Director’s Day (India)
Dodenherdenking (Remembrance of the Dead; 2 minutes of silence observed at 8 pm; Netherlands)
Firefighters’ Memorial Day (UK)
45 Day
Frustrating the Fairies Day (Ireland)
Greenery Day (a.k.a. Midori no Hi; Japan)
International Firefighters' Day
International Payroll Day
International Respect for Chickens Day
Journalistic Discrimination Awareness Day
Kent State Shootings Remembrance Day (Ohio)
K.I.N.D. Day (Kids in Need of Diapers)
Literary Day (China)
Maynard Ferguson Day
Memorial Day (Curacao)
Milan Rastislav Štefánik Day (Slovakia)
National Fitness Day
National FPIES Awareness Day
National Kids Fitness Day
National Library Legislative Day
National Weather Observer's Day
Petite and Proud Day
Relationship Renewal Day
Remembrance Day for Martyrs and Disabled (Afghanistan)
Remembrance of the Dead (Dodenherdenking; Netherlands)
Renewal Day
Star Wars Day (a.k.a. Luke Skywalker Day)
St. Florian's Day (patron saint of brewers, coopers & barrel-makers)
TFMR Awareness Day (UK)
Work At Home Day
World Give Day
Youth Day (China, Fiji)
ZZ Top Day (Texas)
Food & Drink Celebrations
Bourbon Independence Day
Candied Orange Peel Day
National Orange Juice Day
1st Thursday in May
Idaho Gives Day (Idaho) [1st Thursday]
Make-a-Book Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]
Mom's Night Out [Thursday before Mother's Day]
National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]
National Day of Prayer [1st Thursday]
National Day of Reason [1st Thursday]
National Student Nurse Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]
Thank a Dance Teacher [1st Thursday]
Thank a Youth Worker Day [1st Thursday]
World Password Day [1st Thursday]
Independence Days
Klitzibürg (Declared; 2019) [unrecognized]
Latvia (from USSR, 1990)
Rhode Island (from Great Britain, 1776)
Feast Days
Bona Dea (Old Roman odes of Women's Mysteries)
Ceferino Giménez Malla (Christian; Saint)
Chewie the Cookie (Muppetism)
English Saints and Martyrs of the Reformation Era (Church of England)
Feast of the English Martyrs (UK)
F.C.D. Wyneken (Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod)
Florian (Christian; Saint) [Austria, barrel-makers, brewers, coopers]
Godard (Christian; Saint)
God of Medicine Day (Taiwan)
Gotthard of Hildesheim (Christian; Saint)
Ilmarinen’s Day (Pagan)
José María Rubio (Christian; Saint)
Judas Cyriacus (Christian; Saint)
Keith Haring (Artology)
Ma Zu (Birthday of Goddess of the Sea; Buddhism, Taoism)
Michal Giedroyc (Christian; Saint)
Monica of Hippo (Christian; Saint)
Pesach Sheni begins at sundown (Second Passover; Judaism)
Philopoemen (Positivist; Saint)
Sacerdos of Limoges (Christian; Saint)
Space Pirates Day (Pastafarian)
Star Wars Day (Pastafarian)
Tiberius Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Venerius of Milan (Christian; Saint)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Lucky Day (Philippines) [27 of 71]
Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]
Premieres
Accidents Will Happen, by Elvis Costello (Song; 1979)
The Avengers (Film; 2012)
The Barkleys of Broadway (Film; 1949)
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (Film; 2012)
Bloodline, by Sidney Sheldon (Novel; 1978)
Cheese It, the Cat! (WB LT Cartoon; 1957)
Finnegans Wake by James Joyce (Novel; 1939)
Good Thing, by Leon Bridges (Album; 2018)
Happy Together (Film; 1990)
Hush My Mouse (WB LT Cartoon; 1946)
If You Had My Love, by Jennifer Lopez (Song; 1999)
Luther (UK TV Series; 2010)
The Martian Chronicles, by Ray Bradbury (Novel; 1950)
The Mummy Returns (Film; 2001)
RBG (Documentary Film; 2018)
Rid Of Me, by PJ Harvey (Album; 1993)
Sixteen Candles (Film; 1984)
The Skies of Peru, by Anne McCaffrey (Novel; 2001)
Spider-Man 3 (Film; 2007)
Star Wars: The Bad Batch (Animated TV Series; 2021)
Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! (Film; 1990)
Today’s Name Days
Florian, Guido, Valeria (Austria)
Cvijeta, Cvjetko, Florijan, Iskra, Silvije (Croatia)
Květoslav (Czech Republic)
Florian (Denmark)
Roosi, Rosalie, Saale, Saali, Sale (Estonia)
Roosa, Rosa, Ruusu (Finland)
Florian, Sylvain (France)
Florian, Guido, Valeria (Germany)
Melia, Pelagia (Greece)
Flórián, Mónika (Hungary)
Ada, Ciriaco, Efisio, Porfirio, Silvano (Italy)
Flora, Florians, Viola, Vizbulīte (Latvia)
Dargailas, Florijonas, Mintautė, Monika (Lithuania)
Mona, Monika (Norway)
Florian, Grzegorz, January, Michał, Monika, Paulin, Strzeżywoj (Poland)
Pelaghia (Romania)
Florián (Slovakia)
Florián, Godofredo (Spain)
Mona, Monika (Sweden)
Alvina, Eunice, June, Palahna, Una (Ukraine)
Mona, Monica, Monika, Monita, Monique, Web, Webb, Webster (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 124 of 2024; 241 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 4 of week 18 of 2023
Celtic Tree Calendar: Saille (Willow) [Day 19 of 28]
Chinese: Month 3 (Bing-Chen), Day 15 (Ren-Xu)
Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)
Hebrew: 13 Iyar 5783
Islamic: 13 Shawwal 1444
J Cal: 3 Bīja; Threesday [3 of 30]
Julian: 21 April 2023
Moon: 90%: Waxing Gibbous
Positivist: 12 Caesar (5th Month) [Philopoemen]
Runic Half Month: Lagu (Flowing Water) [Day 10 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 46 of 90)
Zodiac: Taurus (Day 15 of 30)
Birthdays
George Marti (1856)
Heather Kozar; St. Pauli Girl 2002 (1976)
Events
Jan Primus, a.k.a. John I, Duke of Brabant, and possibly the inspiration for King Gambrinus, died (1294)
George Schmitt died (1897)
Alvin Donally patented a Bottling Apparatus (1897)
Florian Dauenhauer patented a Method and Apparatus for Picking Hops (1954)
Carl Schmock patented Refrigeration Equipment for Beer Cooling (1954)
John Miller patented a Transfer Mechanism for Conveyor Keg Palletizing Device (1965)
Redhook Brewing Co. incorporated (1981)
Alaskan Brewing became 1st brewery to install a CO2 reclamation plant (1998)
Russian River's Beatification 1st brewed (2004)
James Carter patented an Insulated Container for Keg Beer (2004)
Colin Johns patented a Brewing Process (2005) 
San Miguel Corp. patented a Method of Making Colorless and Artificially Colored Clear Beer (2006)
Tre Fontane approved as Trappist Brewery (Italy; 2015)
Brewery Openings
Nutfield Brewing (New Hampshire; 1994)
Cross Plains Brewery (Wisconsin; 1995)
Pelican Pub & Brewery (Oregon; 1996)
Cleveland Chop House & Brewery (Ohio; 1998)
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'We will fight this': N.B. unions protest Bill 23 outside Labour Minister, MLA offices
Members of the New Brunswick Federation of Labour, its affiliate unions, and Unifor were seen protesting Bill 23 outside the office of Labour Minister Trevor Holder on Monday, as well as several other MLA offices across the province.
The bill enables government to employ scab labour, which often leads to longer, more frequent and contentious labour disputes.
In Moncton, about a dozen people were seen protesting outside MLA Ernie Steeves' office. Liberal MLA Rob McKee was a part of the group, saying he was there to show support to the unions.
Other groups were also planning protests Monday outside the offices of Progressive Conservative MLAs Arlene Dunn in Saint John and Jill Green in Fredericton.
"The labour movement will not sit quietly while Premier Blaine Higgs passes legislation that strips rights away from the hard-working people of this province," said Daniel Legere, the president of the New Brunswick Federation of Labour, in a news release.
Public and private-sector unions have been outspoken about Bill 23, including asking for the opportunity for a consultation, according to Jennifer Murray, the director of Unifor Atlantic Regional.
"The Higgs government wrote and passed Bill 23 without any consultation from labour. As expert negotiators and labour representatives, we are concerned this government does not understand the impacts this bill will have on labour relations in the province," said Murray.
"We will fight this and all anti-worker legislation."
The New Brunswick Federation of Labour is the central voice of organized labour in the province. It is made up of 19 affiliated unions, 336 locals and six district labour councils representing more than 40,000 workers across the province.
Unifor – Canada's largest union in the private sector – represents 315,000 workers in every major area of the economy.
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hermes crocodile birkin 16
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From 1980 to 2015, a Birkin bag would give you a mean annual return of 14.2%, which means you also can make a fairly penny by promoting the bag a quantity of years after buying it. In 2019, there were estimated to be round 1,000,000 Birkin luggage in circulation around the globe. In a Hermes retailer, you’ll likely only be offered a number of kinds, whereas the net pre-loved catalogs are more in depth, letting you select a bag that matches your finances and aesthetic. This Retourne Kelly is in Rose Extreme matte Mississippiensis alligator with palladium hardware and has tonal stitching, entrance flap, two straps with middle toggle closure, clochette with lock and two keys, single rolled handle and removable strap. This Kelly, in the Sellier style, is in Rose Pourpre and Gris Agate Ostrich with brushed gold hardware and has tonal stitching, entrance flap, two straps with middle toggle closure, clochette with lock and two keys, single rolled deal with and detachable... Psychology behind purchasing costly purses, it might possibly sound outrageous to justify proudly owning an item that costs greater than something in your material possessions, together with your home. However, most consultants imagine owning the rarest, well-designed and durable luggage is a worthwhile funding, with resale costs astronomically rising after several years. With this, it’s price looking at the costliest purses of 2022. This could be a record that stands for the foreseeable future . When it involves collecting handbags, the Birkin is a popular selection. You’ll not often find a movie star and not using a Birkin in their assortment, and it’s the signature of popstar-turned-designer Victoria Beckham. Each bag is lined with goat-skin, the colour of the interior matching the outside. Prices for the Birkin bag depend upon kind of skin, the color, and hardware fixtures. The bag rapidly turned an emblem of wealth and exclusivity due to its high price and assumed long ready lists. Birkins are a preferred item with handbag collectors, and had been once seen as the rarest handbag in the world. The bag's value is a matter of its deliberately excessive worth, which has led to its being described as a Veblen good.
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