i’m trying to think whether there’s been a book with a female protagonist (or in a woman’s perspective) that was written by a man. i’m sure there is but i can’t seem to remember any right now. drawing the blankest of blanks.
and i don’t mean like the paper bag princess, which is ace but i’m looking for something a more…more. like say, woolf and septimus warren smith.
anna karenina? probably. never read it though. ok i guess that’s one.
“So, Abramovitch, are you proud of your grandson?”
“He played without a hat.”
“Paw. For Christ’s sake!”
“It would hurt him to wear a hat?”
“Have you ever heard of the wheel, Paw? Some damn fool invented this thing you attach to a wagon and it turns. We’ve got this business called electricity too now. You press a button, see, and …THIS IS THE MODERN TIMES.”
(Richler, Mordechai. The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz: 1959)
Morning, Toronto
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For those of you who don’t understand archaeology, I have made a diagram.
hey look i just made a gif that i’ll probably never use.
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An interactive visualization of running jokes in Arrested Development.
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