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milksockets · 1 month

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#me #ootd #ian reid

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streetpiracy · 6 months

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Now & Then

#Patrick O’dell #Ian Reid #skateboarding

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symphonyinc · 8 months

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Ian Reid, from “I’m Thinking of Ending Things”

#she’s just like me for real #i’m thinking of ending things #ian reid #writing #words #books #book blurb #mine #my posts

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ven1cewitch · 2 years

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i'm thinking of ending things

ian reid (2017)

#quote #words #lit #typography #book quotes #ian reid #im thinking of ending things

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pensivegladiola · 1 year

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Unraveling Narratives:

Can we trust our protagonist or have they simply lost the plot?

#books #literature #book recommendations #unreliable narrator #madness or maybe not?#reading recommendations #fiction #horror #suspense #novels #tove ditlevsen #i’m thinking of ending things #the faces #ian reid #unstable protagonist #plot twist #book covers

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formlines · 2 years

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Natural Beauty

Ian Reid

from the website: This mask depicts two different times in the history of the Heiltsuk people.

The left side of the mask is carved, but not painted. It is naked. This side of the mask represents a recent time in the history of the Heiltsuk people when it was illegal to feast or potlatch, illegal to speak our language, illegal to practice the ways of our ancestors. This side of the mask represents the feeling in the hearts of Heiltsuk people through time, and represents a dark time for the Heiltsuk people and the country of Canada.

The right side of the mask is carved and painted with the traditional colors of Heiltsuk, and represents a more vibrant time in our history. This side of the mask depicts a change in the way that the Heiltsuk are able to freely express who they are as the first people of their territory. This side of the mask resembles the lift of the potlatch ban, the closing of residential schools, and the healing of the people Heiltsuk people.

#Ian Reid #Heiltsuk #Lattimer Gallery

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queer-limerence · 2 years

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Summer Reading Challenge

under 300 pages

So I read this a while ago but I got busy and completely forgot to make a review! Now here we are. I read I'm Thinking of Ending Things and I really did love it. I dunno if you can tell by the everything about me but I don't really read horror. Oh boy what a place to start. This book was unsettling, like very seriously unsettling. It was by far the weirdest reading experience I've ever had. The atmosphere and little details all compiled into a wild ride of an ending. Side note read the audiobook not the physical version. I imagine the story is way harder to understand without the audiobook. I will 100% be reading this again and I highly recommend anyone who hasn't read this book to read it...

And then read it again 🤭

4.5/5 ⭐️

#studyblr w/knives reading challenge #i'm thinking of ending things #bookblr #horror #books #horror books #ian reid

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joeygallagher · 2 years

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Ian Reid and Charles Lamb - Harlem, NYC (2008)

#Ian Reid #Charles Lamb #Harlem #NYC #2008 #joe cups #Joe Gallagher #joecups #35mm

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princessofmistake · 2 years

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Mi chiedo: non siamo forse più vicini alla più autentica versione di noi stessi quando siamo da soli, slegati dagli altri, con la nostra essenza non stemperata dal loro sguardo e dai loro giudizi? Stringiamo relazioni con gli altri, amici, parenti. Va benissimo. Quelle relazioni non ci legano così come ci lega l’amore. Ma solo quando siamo da soli possiamo concentrarci su noi stessi, conoscerci. Come potremmo farlo, senza la solitudine? E non solo quando dormiamo.

#Iain Reid #sto pensando di finirla qui #citazioni #citazione #citazioni libri #citazione libro #solitudine #pensieri #riflessioni #vita #ian reid #sto pensando di finirla qui citazioni

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ireadthatkindofbook · 2 years

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The ending of the book was so confusing to me. The whole book is very thought provoking and I think that is why I enjoy Ian Reid's work so much. It makes me think and keeps me on my toes. If you don't like long tangents and drawn out thoughts, you probably won't like this book, but I like the mindset it put me in. Very much of the book and movie both made me uncomfortable, but it is meant to, I believe. I'd give this a 8/10 only because I do not see myself reading it again, however I did enjoy the book and I'm actually watching the movie as well currently.