the-traveling-engineer:
“ 12.6.2018
The British Library
London, England
”

the-traveling-engineer:

12.6.2018

The British Library

London, England

Reading is immortality backwards.
— Umberto Eco (b. 5 January 1932)

warmhealer:

Every library in london is dreamy, a series by me

a-quiet-green-agreement:

“When I was a kid, reading seemed like a career to me which one might take up someday in the future along with other professions.“

Orhan Pamuk, The New Life

 deadpoetsmusings:
“Margaret Atwood sure knows how to write books that hook you from the start.
”

deadpoetsmusings:

Margaret Atwood sure knows how to write books that hook you from the start.

(Source: deapoetsmusings)

wwiifilm:

“On Sundays Kafka goes for walks by himself, without any objective, without thinking. He says, ‘Every day I wish myself off the earth. There is nothing wrong with me except myself.’”

— from a note by Max Brod, early 1911

(Source: hypocrite-lecteur)

 listentothestories:
“Nina | BookMyth
”

delphicoracle:

found a bookstore in the middle of rome.

 sweetfairy1:
“Thank you, professor!
”

sweetfairy1:

Thank you, professor!

agnxs:

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edinburgh, scotland

palmtreeexpress:

“Crisp scent of white narcissus: January, and full snow. (…) dreaming of sunlight,”

— Margaret Atwood, from January in “The Door”

(Source: adrasteiax)

ceutach:

“I accept the great adventure of being me.”

— Simone de Beauvoir  (via madame-amour)

(Source: asloversdrown)

die-rosastrasse:

“orphic”

(ˈɔr fɪk), adjective | Categorized as something deeply mysterious, orphic encompasses anything which is enchanting, subliminal and beyond human comprehension.
(via niimph)

(Source: wordsnquotes.com)

 iweon:
“ Good night and sweet dreams…
Illustration by Annya Marttinen.
”

iweon:

Good night and sweet dreams…

Illustration by Annya Marttinen.