LOL
Those two things aren't even related. Pistachio is just tasty :V

Hell yeah. Pistacchio or bust.

He was just curious if it was actually possible to do or if it wasn't a myth. There's no deep reason other than "I wonder if I can"

About what? I'm not sure what you're trying to say.

Huh? What do you mean?

Oh for sure, I got commentated and annotated editions for all of them. They all open with notes from the editor on the life and body of work of the authors and have annotations on almost every page on what the references and explanations are.

I've heard good things! I had been looking up lists of modern standalone fantasy titles and it was one of the only ones listed that actually has been published in Brazil. There were two more that interested me, but sadly I'll have to get on Kindle later.

Oh dear. I'll probably leave it for after I've had something lighter to help me digest then. Same reason why I'm postponing Dracula. And Little Women ^^'

Oh dear. That is both enticing and also terrifying. Frankenstein filled me with agony as I kept reading, knowing what was about to happen and dreading every second of it @.@

I don't have that one. The ones I listed are all books I already have. I wanna refrain from buying more when I still have 7 on my to read list already in my shelf ^^'

Is it as bleak as Frankenstein? Because even as tragedies go, Frankenstein hurt to read. I think I need a slight break from misery 😅

Yeah, I know it's in the public domain, but I like reading physical copies of books if I can help it. I always buy hardcover copies for stuff. It's why I went through the effort of looking up all the different translations of it in Brazil to find the best one in the first place ^^'

Me posting here in English doesn't mean the copy is in English. If I buy a physical book in Brazil, it's gonna be in my language, Reggie. To get the English manuscript, I'd have to buy an imported copy for (at minimum) three times the price of the hardcover I have.