summer book haul // things you gotta read

[@maheen8869]

i was JUST thinking about rewatching one of your book videos so this is a real treat!

[@mckenziekate]

“It’s explicit enough that I don’t care” Literally , yes, yes, yes 🙌🏽

[@ciscl]

EmmA if you want completely deranged female characters who challenge the male gaze you need to read Boy Parts by Eliza Clark. It's so fucked, would recommend 😭😭

[@sarcastic_fish]

stop that’s literally the easiest way to get me to read a book 🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@zissizalana6850]

@@sarcastic_fish Don't waste your time. There is nothing. There is no point. Boy Parts is about a narcissist who isn't even interesting.

[@mrodriguez377]

Emma you’re back! Yayy! You know, hearing you mention florence given made me reallyy want to hear your objective review of her book! Fun vid idea ino

[@Giovanni-lw2mg]

OH MYYYY GAWWDDDD! AN UPLOAD AFTER AGES!!! YESSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHH😲😭❤

[@JulEnglefaris]

Dying at Fre-ya and Ris-land. 🤣💗

[@BaileeWalsh]

I read The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories by Angela Carter back in October and it was one of my favorite books I read last year! Her writing is so sumptuous and scrumptious. lol, those are the words that come to mind for me, haha! I immediately bought some of her other work and a collection of essays on her work, but haven't gotten around to them, yet. I'm currently reading Nightbitch by Rachel Yoder (+ in the middle of some other books). Though I've been pretty busy and haven't picked anything up in at least a week, I'm eager to get back to it!! I'm thinking of picking up Bunny by Mona Awad or A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G. Summers after finishing it, which both sound amazing! I've heard mixed things on Bunny but I love dark academia and 'unhinged woman' books so I'm hoping it aligns with what I like and enjoy. They both sound wild!

[@johnsaxongitno4life588]

I really enjoyed watching this video and wishing you the best of luck with your film 🎞 prayers and thoughts for you and your family love your family friend John from Australia xxx

[@erinsbooks]

I'm Reading Molly Shannon's book: Hello Molly. I might this Fall read The ACOTR books for fun now.

[@nate7081]

women race and class is an all time favorite nonfiction for me!

[@musab3014]

I missed you smmm 🥺🥺🥺

[@zlzlzl2]

Great descend from theory to practice to chill.

[@carolyn2377]

20:25 made me laugh out loud for the first time in a long time

[@elinamorrison]

I am looking through my shelves and I've realized that I've read every Angela Davis book except Women, Race, and Class! I need to correct that, so I'll be on the lookout for a copy. And I am SO excited for you to read Ottessa Moshfegh. I find her work quite fascinating, and I'm eager to hear your thoughts.

[@sarcastic_fish]

Obsessed with Moshfegh, honestly

[@normmansor1313]

You've been away for a while. Welcome back

[@luisaoc7378]

Second Star to the Right by Deborah Hautzig has probably the best (slightly deranged/plagued by an ed/scarily smart) female narrators I've ever come across. I read it as a kid and I still love her.

[@jupitermond2325]

if you want some more smut and politicking in a fantasy setting, you should definitely check out the Kushiel's Dart series by Jacqueline Carey! The first trilogy is from the early 00s but holds up very well in my opinion (and I've definitely enjoyed them more reading them now as an adult). There are three separate trilogies set in the same world and I've only read the first trilogy, so I can't speak for the others, but I've heard good things.

[@illchangemyusernamewhenith9130]

Yes this is on my TBR but I feel like nobody talks about it!

[@rochoa7408]

I’m currently in my epic fantasy era. Love it, having lots of fun.

[@xeverydayisbeautiful]

Any recs? :)

[@rochoa7408]

@@xeverydayisbeautiful really depends on what you’re looking for. But some authors that I recommend are: Robin Hobb, Robert Sanderson, Robert Jordan, Joe Abercrombie, John Gwynne, George R R Martin, Ursula K Le Guin and NK Jemisin

[@xeverydayisbeautiful]

Thank you!

[@annapurchase5861]

i ADORED women race and class, it was so insightful. i could not put it down (coming from someone who forces herself to read non-fiction)

[@smoothielover07]

I was thinking just the other day that Emma has been MIA lol. Hope you’re enjoying your summer, Emma!

[@sarcastic_fish]

hahaha been doing film things, it'll be so great when you guys get to see that. Hope youre enjoying your summer tooooo

[@smoothielover07]

@@sarcastic_fish I totally forgot you were doing that until you mentioned it in the video lol. Thank you! I'm trying to haha

[@xrossitax]

the sister of my boyfriend has been tormenting me for over a year to read ACOTAR and when I saw that you've basically binged them and read them back to back I thought .... well ok there's no way i'm not reading this now lol 👁👄👁

[@jennyyeh4730]

YES!!!!! Also how did you like crime and punishment

[@sarcastic_fish]

oh my god i havent finished it yet, my ultimate booktuber confession lololol, I WILL FINISH IT?? IM LIKE 500 PAGES IN SO???

[@CharlesJosepDelDotto]

Because this year marks the centenary of the publication of Joyce's Ulysses and Eliot's The Waste Land, I'm teaching a course on the two texts in the fall. So, I've been buying some Joyce and Eliot criticism that I didn't already own, the Oxford World Classics editions of Joyce's books, and a couple books that are more generally about literary modernism. The two coolest books that I've bought are the Cambridge Centenary Ulysses, which is a gargantuan reproduction of the original 1922 text, complete with all kinds of scholarly essays and editorial apparatus, and an illustrated edition of Ulysses made by the Spanish painter Eduardo Arroyo. Before the latter could be published, it had to wait for Joyce's novel to fall into public domain because the Joyce estate refused to grant approval to illustrated editions of Joyce's books and was notoriously litigious against people and publishers who put out books without the estate's permission.

[@fish-fingers_and_custard7685]

That so interesting! Hadn't known that but had seen those illustrated editions of Ulysses pop up in stores

[@lukasrodrigues5833]

Still is a challenge for a non fluents, like me, understand the british accent. But I love listen her.

[@mahendrakhumukcham412]

At last

[@KeepCalmandLoveClassics]

Love from Darjeeling 🏔️ India 🇮🇳

[@JulEnglefaris]

Formula 1 smut? I gotta tell my husband about this and ruin his day.

[@sarcastic_fish]

PLEASE TELL HIM THAT WOULD MAKE ME HAPPY (I've just started the 3rd book "Wrecked" heheheh)

[@JulEnglefaris]

@@sarcastic_fish I told him and he asked if it was between the drivers and the mechanics 😆

[@simahonarmand]

🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@bexmcd2640]

me screaming at Rosberg...I'm planning on reading these books but I never, NEVER signed up for a nico rosberg fanfic...

[@sarcastic_fish]

it's defo meant to be mick schumacher BUT ALL I SAW WAS ROSBERG

[@noodleee2D]

I thought the second book was about Nico Hülkenberg 😂

[@sarcastic_fish]

YES that would also have made sense

[@zoeworth5292]

I've just written my dissertation on The Sadeian Woman and moral pornography! It is incredible

[@sarcastic_fish]

Oooo that sounds like a solid diss!!

[@sustainablemarco]

27:32 😳

[@alaanaser2170]

جميل متابعاكى من مصر .. wonderful from Egypt

[@ghostofnodick900]

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