cosy book haul/reading list for autumn
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
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Dakota x
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Not me currently writing a college essay about surrealism lol, love ur taste
this year i finished my degree in which i was reading insane amounts of non-fiction but not enjoying it because i was too stressed to take any of it in, but now it's over i've been so excited to get to read non-fic for fun!!! and so many of the things i have read have been per your recommendation so thank you for feeding us with knowledge!!
i just love your personality and i’m beyond excited to read your novel!! one day i hope you will read my book/ current wip as well, whenever that thing is released
Please post a vlog of your trip to New York 😭😭😭
Have you read man and his symbols by Carl Jung and co? For someone interested in symbolism and dreams and the unconscious I can’t stress how influential it may be for you, even though you don’t take reccomendations from strangers normally, I think this is so worth checking out at least and he is a genuinely nice man (I’m pretty sure) so you won’t have to preface your liking of him.
just in time for my spiralling session
How lovely!!❤
Books Mentioned:
Louise Bourgeois by Ulf Küster (4:35)
Manifestos of Surrealism by André Breton (6:27)
We the Parasites by A.V. Marraccini (7:54)
The Paris Review: Summer 2024 (10:24)
Mad Love by André Briton translated by Mary Ann Caws (11:59)
Diary of a Genius by Salvador Dalí (13:49)
Bonnie and Clyde: Screenplay by David Newman (15:24)
What A Time To Be Alive by Jenny Mustard (16:37)
Morniiiing❤❤❤❤
Just ordered Nadja
Just got to the Dali book. I really enjoyed reading thst years ago, the movie about the woman who fell in love with a wheelbarrow really stuck with me for some reason lol
given your love for controversial romances, what do you think of Licorice Pizza?
where is your jumper from?? i'm in love
i'm pretty sure it's from a brand called dangerfield! but idk if they still have it
What you speak of Dakota is what the late American literary critic Harold Bloom coined "The Anxiety of Influence," bearing the burden of the great writers on your meagre shoulders, unable to escape from their overwhelming literary power that you'll just have to settle for being either mediocre or derivative.
Are you novels available in the U.S.?
Your sweater!!! It's so cute I'm so ready for fall
you'd better be writing a film script!! bonnie & clyde inspired! I'll be waiting here patiently, love from australia xoxo
you are so chaotic I LOVE YOU
your adhd is the perfect way to calm mine 😭
YES same! She makes me feel so grounded!
thanks for the story dakota 🫶 congrats on finishing ur editing
lady dakotaaa -the woman you are! you inspire me so much and i love every way you speak and express your thoughts aloud -i'm excited for your new novel, i'm sure its more than extraordinary
p.s. love your hair
I adore chatty Dakota
if you have the ressources to go to paris, a big surrealism exhibit just started at the Centre Pompidou!
Hello Dakota ! You are right to dissociate surrealism from the people who made up the movement. Louise Bourgeois talks about it in The Spider, the Mistress and the Tangerine movie. Love from France! 😚
im cirrently doing a surrealism in gcse art and your videos and passion about it have really helped me as i completely hate gcse art. but i do love surrealism and i am using the nowhere girl collective and your videos as inspiration. i might do a final piece based on one of your poem
Yayyyy I missed you Dakota!!
Greetings from Dakota Territory Dakota. Nadja is one of my favorite French novels. I reread it every once in a while. Thanks for celebrating quality literature. I'll send you my distant attempt at writing a Nadja someday. I'm looking forward to reading your novel, hopefully your distribution will be wide. I want a first edition unless they are devoured before I can hit purchase. You should go for a Booker Prize. I admire your literary explorations. Hopefully it fuels a long writing career for you. You are one step away from founding a publishing house.
Looovvveeee
dakota! i am watching!! hah
and so so flattered by all the lovely words
also: reading your own book until you can perform it verbatim, is there a better feeling?? strange, but wonderful
xxx
p.s. love you back d.s.
Louis Aragon's 'The Masters' (as quoted in The Manifesto's of Surrealism) has to be my favorite poem ever.
Correction: Paul Eluard's 'The Masters'!
I love your poetry so much! I included my favourite in an anthology i had to do for school :D
So glad you're back!!
Dakota, if you love surrealism you should come to Paris before January: there's a huge exhibition on surrealism at the Pompidou Center! I have been yet but I can't wait 🤩 And for all French speakers: there are a lot of documentaries on Arte if you're interested (I don't know if they have any subtitles except from German)