Let it be thus, or whatever

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Yes that’s right! At long last, our first issue is now available for pre-order !

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We here at MYTHRIDATE MAGAZINE are pleased to announce the pre-order for our inaugural issue, centering on the theme: BEAUTY AS TERROR. All works included in this first issue aim to explore the darker side of beauty and all it’s complexities. From short stories and poems, to interviews and essays, each work included serves as a commentary on our own, personal relationship to what is considered beautiful and what dangers it may bring. This theme was chosen as an homage to what is arguably a cornerstone text of the modern Aesthete community, The Secret History by Donna Tartt, and we are personally thrilled with the result! Please note that each pre-order sale will go directly to paying our contributors, and funding the next issue of MYTHRIDATE due for release in Spring of 2020.

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— CAIN (1821) by Lord Byron — THE SECRET HISTORY (1992) by Donna Tartt

Who was the man who first salted the slug

What was he thinking to try

Roaming the lands pouring salt on god’s creatures

Hoping for one which would die

Billy Joel - Piano Man

are you shelley listing his occupation on a hotel’s registry as ‘philanthropos tropos, atheist, democrat’ type of person or byron saying he’s 400 years old in a hotel registry type of person

#I’m Keats listing his home as “everywhere”#fun fact#on the same registry Shelley listed destination: HELL

Source.

1896 French Magical Calendar

oh my god i need to know. please rb with your sun sign and opinion on drinking water

Gargoyles of Notre Dame Cathedral

Earliest Pages of the manuscript of Notre-Dame de Paris, by Victor Hugo

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cities aesthetic  O X F O R D

“A poem begins with a lump in the throat.”

Where are the dandy aesthetes and neo romantics whose idea of a good time is to dress up in elaborate literature-themed OOTDs and take pictures of themselves? You know who you are. I know you’re here, like or reblog so I may admire you at my leisure. 

I don’t dress fancy to impress boys, I dress fancy to impress the ghost of Oscar Wilde.

#research  #moodboard

A letter in the hand of Michelangelo where he pleads to a bishop that the guards of St. Peter’s haven’t been paid in nearly three months and their threatened departure will create a scandal Michelangelo wants no part of. [x]