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"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."
― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
A werewolf story by Alexandre Dumas père. Chapter XVI: My Lady’s Lady Thibault was delighted at seeing what had happened to the young Baron, whose hand, anything but light, had so shortly before made use of his whip on Thibault’s shoulders, which still smarted with the blow.
Do you remember last month, when we took a stroll through Milan in the wake of Casorati’s new exhibition at Palazzo Reale? I would be amiss if I didn’t follow up with another walk inspired by another, great show, closing this month, so here we
Swapped Lives, Eternal Forms: Visualising Gender Fluidity in the Torikaebaya Monogatari Torikaebaya Monogatari (literally “If only I could exchange (them)!” often translated as “The Changelings”) is a 12th-century Japanese narrative that tells the story of two siblings: a boy raised as a girl and a
A werewolf story by Alexandre Dumas père. Chapter XVI: My Lady’s Lady Thibault was delighted at seeing what had happened to the young Baron, whose hand, anything but light, had so shortly before made use of his whip on Thibault’s shoulders, which still smarted with the blow.
Do you remember last month, when we took a stroll through Milan in the wake of Casorati’s new exhibition at Palazzo Reale? I would be amiss if I didn’t follow up with another walk inspired by another, great show, closing this month, so here we
Swapped Lives, Eternal Forms: Visualising Gender Fluidity in the Torikaebaya Monogatari Torikaebaya Monogatari (literally “If only I could exchange (them)!” often translated as “The Changelings”) is a 12th-century Japanese narrative that tells the story of two siblings: a boy raised as a girl and a
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utente anonimo
Posted at 21:31h, 23 Novembera me non disturba…. ciao da Maria
Elderion
Posted at 22:43h, 23 NovemberNon ho capito bene da che parte si guarda il grembo di Bella. Ma soprattutto che schifo non è?
Comunque mi fa troppo incazzare questa bimbominkiata della Mayer. Ormai nessuno al mondo può più parlare di vampiri e licantropi senza che orde di ragazzine (e, ancora più preoccupante, non più ragazzine) si bagnino. Sticazzi è horror, me lo hanno trasformato in un harmony! E poi entri in una libreria, vai allo scaffale fantasyhorror e trovi solo libri su vampiri con ormoni in escandescenza. Che schifo.
Shelidon
Posted at 15:19h, 27 November@ Maria: non ti disturba il merchandising o non ti disturba <em>quel</em> merchandising? Perché se il feto mutante peluche non ti crea problemi devo assolutamente chiederti qual è il tuo segreto.
@ Elderion: è disgustoso, a questo punto preferisco il vibratore glitterato da mettere in freezer. Twilight è il male dei tempi moderni, dio ci aiuti, la prossima che cosa sarà? Il Grande Cthulhu che ride, muove i tentacolini e chiama la mamma? Un teen drama con gli zombie? Hannibal Lecter che si innamora e… ah, no, quello c’è già.