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A prim pair of governesses hunted for appropriate literature for their charges, unwisely assuming that his opinion on moralist allegories was worth something.
— Gentleman's Book of Vices by Jess Everlee (Page 93)
The opinion referred to being that of a (not openly) writer of gay erotica. XD
The opinion referred to being that of a (not openly) writer of gay erotica. XD
Een groepsreis naar China waar je als geheime heks wordt lastiggevallen door een geest. Een meisje dat flashbacks krijgt naar …
Nichts ist gefährlicher als das Zauberreich der Literatur
Das geniale Manuskript eines unbekannten Autors …
Die Stadt der Träumenden Bücher is a wonderful story in which is played with literature in a beautiful way. There are lots of references to German literary history, as this book not only tells the story of Hildegunst von Mythenmetz' adventures in Buchhaim, but also gives an overview of the so-called literary history of Zamonia. Fabulous! What I also love about this work is that it contains several poems. For example, there is a poem by a certain Hulgo Bla, a follower of 'Gagaism', which is clearly based on the German Hugo Ball, known for his Dadaist work.
Die Stadt der Träumenden Bücher is a wonderful story in which is played with literature in a beautiful way. There are lots of references to German literary history, as this book not only tells the story of Hildegunst von Mythenmetz' adventures in Buchhaim, but also gives an overview of the so-called literary history of Zamonia. Fabulous! What I also love about this work is that it contains several poems. For example, there is a poem by a certain Hulgo Bla, a follower of 'Gagaism', which is clearly based on the German Hugo Ball, known for his Dadaist work.
Nichts ist gefährlicher als das Zauberreich der Literatur
Das geniale Manuskript eines unbekannten Autors treibt den jungen Dichter Hildegunst …
Nichts ist gefährlicher als das Zauberreich der Literatur
Das geniale Manuskript eines unbekannten Autors treibt den jungen Dichter Hildegunst …
“Pardon me,” Mein Herr respectfully replied, “I did not say ‘small-talk’. I said ‘conversation’. All such topics as the weather, or politics, or local gossip, are unknown among us. They are either vapid or controversial. What we need for conversation is a topic of interest and of novelty.”
— The complete illustrated Lewis Carroll by Lewis Carroll (Page 543)
(Quote from Sylvie and Bruno Concluded)
That definitely sounds lovely for some of us...
»Immer zu! Immer zu!« wird Woyzeck von seiner Umwelt gedemütigt und ausgenutzt. Basierend auf historischen Kriminalfällen zeigt Georg Büchners Dramenfragment …
