#Shakespeare

Thread of books mentioned or recommended by Bert/featured in The Used’s lyrics: ‘The People and the Trees’ by Hanya Yanagihara ‘S.’ by Doug Dorst and J. J. Abrams ‘Gravity’s Rainbow’
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My great grandfather apparently knew 15 languages and translated from English to Tamil, from Tamil to English and Sanskrit, and Sanskrit to English. My grandfather was all about English
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a thread of haechan being armyzen president it’s almost been a year since that performance but he doesn’t miss a beat dream had to try to continue dancing to mfal
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Happy 150th to Lenin! He is perhaps the most fascinating and remarkable historical figure I can think of, yet one whom I would never want to meet in real life
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aquariuses are highkey my favorite compatible people of my zodiac sign...open ur heart up luv I’m concerned for u but also let’s laugh for 3 hours no interruptions geminis though—I
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My book in title headings and epigraphs: a thread of appreciation for some of the writers who inspired me, and whose words were one way or another apocalyptically appropriate. #EndOfEverythingBook
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Hi everyone! I just posted my Day 1 of #blogtober I think it's going to be a challenge but I'm ready to have new content up on http://allieaboutenglish.com  every day!
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@CanadaCouncil idea #1: offer emergency art creation grants to get Canadian and Indigenous artists documenting and expressing this time of living in this moment in history during #Covid19. Relax rules
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I think I'm making dramatis fursonae as grand as I want. I wanted to hold back on character counts and that to the point I was considering abandoning fursonas to
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This week’s #rainbowsofhope colour is orange! The colours used by artists are not always what you might expect. At first glance, can you spot the orange in this sumptuous portrait
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Just listened to a @farnamstreet pod with @angeladuckw: Grit and Human Behavior – Came out of it with so many takeaways! On decision making, passion, and feedback. Here are some of
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T is for poor old Toad in today’s #LockdownBestiary (aka ‘Paddock’, ‘Crapaud’). Warty, crawling, despised beast, spitting and pissing venom. Classified by Linnaeus with amphibians, ‘foul and loathsome’ animals. The
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I just re-read Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World.” I felt like the Lord told me to read it. I’m not a scholar or an expert, but a few things struck
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get to know me! a thread :) ~ my name is millie but people call me milo or mills a lot of the time :)i’m 15 and i use he/him
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Students: "What's a works cited or reference page? Why do they matter?"Me: "It's the place where we get to see all the intertextual pieces of other texts an author used
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Why I find the symbolism of washing blood from hands in Macbeth so fascinating... a thread. 1/ the immediacy of the image in a literal sense: the violence of the
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