Reassurances

John and Caro are from my webcomics Seemingly Dark and Mil-Liminal

Carolina Library

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peopleiveloved

I've put a few new drawings onto my site. www.tomgauld.com/art-for-sale

Fady Joudah, on his new poetry collection "[ ... ]", in an interview with Aria Aber for The Yale Review [ID'd]

“May your Paths be safe, your Floors unbroken and may the House fill your eyes with Beauty” - Piranesi by Susanna Clarke

Finished Piranesi last week and thats a book thats definitely going to stick with me. I loved the writing style and deeply felt for Piranesi as he grappled with his identity. I almost cried at the end!

Dog Songs | Mary Oliver

someone very dear to me gave me this book as a gift. i decided to finally sit down and give it a read. it’s hard to get through a poem without tears springing to my eyes.

went on a rainy walk today and finished reading "anne of the island" ☁️☔

Why would I want to go to work while it’s raining and I have a dog and a book?

Manually blinking and breathing rn, at least I have some time to read 📚🍵🫖🎀

Happy book birthday to this week’s new releases! 📚

New month, new books and hopefully new pointe shoes soon 📚🩰

A startling witchy book in an old Oxford bookshop 🔮📚!

Delinquent Daddy & Tender Teacher was so much softer than I was expecting. It pretty much melted my heart into a little puddle of goo. I loved that this had a single dad (Hatoyama) who was completely clueless but trying his best to raise a kid he hadn’t seen since he was a baby. And I loved that Hitsuji (his sons teacher) was so willing to jump in and help where he could. It was really sweet. I really liked the romance between them even if it happened a little faster than I would have liked. I loved that the adults also took Hatoyama’s sons feelings into consideration when they started dating. All in all this was just sweet and soft and it’s getting a solid four stars!

Lendo Conectadas da Clara Alves

should be pitched as “a romance novel about writers block”

This is what Palestinians had started doing as they cannot get their families out from under the rubble