Lena Headey at SAG Awards
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"The Great Gatsby was last updated in 1924. You don’t need it to be refreshed, do you? Maybe nobody will care about printed books 50 years from now, but I do. When I read a book, I’m handling a specific object in a specific time and place. The fact that when I take the book off the shelf it still says the same thing - that’s reassuring. Someone worked really hard to make the language just right, just the way they wanted it. They were so sure of it that they printed it in ink, on paper. A screen always feels like we could delete that, change that, move it around. So for a literature-crazed person like me, it’s just not permanent enough."
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Jonathan Frazen in defense of the printed book — “Jonathan Franzen: e-books are damaging society.” (via oliveryeh)
aw how cute! he thinks books always say the same thing. whenever supposed “book lovers” don’t allow books their freedom, i immediately judge that person. this has little to do with e-books and more to do with the idea that people believe books have some kind of essence that the author imbued them with. they don’t. they never have. and THAT’S what makes reading so wonderful. it’s the fact that i’ve read Anna Karenina every summer since i was fifteen, and it still gives me something different after eight years. by saying the book stays the same, i kill that book.
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WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE?
WHAT WHAT WHAT
PLEASE ADD A SCENE WHERE SHE FUCKS HIM UP. PLEASE!!
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Killing you would send your brother a message.
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