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Book: “God help us - for art is long, and life so short.“
Author: Max Frisch (not really a favourite, but the one with F I read the most)
TV Show: Futurama always and forever
Band: Forever the Sickest Kids
Song: For the Glory by All Good Things feat. Hollywood Undead

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AZ ÚR
S Faust? Ismered?
MEFISZTÓ
A doktort?
AZ ÚR
Ő a szolgám!
MEFISZTÓ
Az ám! Szolgál is téged furcsa kedvvel.

#nonbookish post

Went to a singing workshop at the local theatre. We were working on one of the rehearsal stages where they are practicing for an opera version of Faust.

3 more books replenishing the #MostInfluential Books Display! 😁

Have you read any of these?!

#LitsyLovesLibraries #MrBooksDisplays

And let's not forget to see if I can finish this book in two days, ,(I actually think it's one of those that you'll savour for a lifetime) for a local book club

#DevilsDue TNG 4.13 Yet another Phase II script adapted for TNG. This one is not exactly good but it's entertaining at least. Courtroom drama with a side of con artist. Just your basic Faustian deal plot with a techno twist.

Of course Faust is what I pick! The Foundational Faust™ is Goethe's, one I have not read since early adolescence. Alternatively Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus works in a pinch.

#day19 #startreksummermay

i am part of that power which eternally wills evil and eternally works good.

Haven't been able to do much reading since I have returned to uni, but I just finished Faust! Just in time for book club this Saturday. Now I'm going to read more about contract law 🙄

Dr Faust can say, #SoldMySoul and #📝 #signed a contract with Mephisto.

#TuneIntoNovember @Cinfhen @Robothugs
#emojinov @RealLifeReading

Pic from internet

Who knew the devil could be fun?

I gave this 4 stars on goodreads mostly because of the first part. The second part got very confusing and I kind of lost track of the plot and the characters (reading the translator's notes cleared a lot of things up though). I loved the character of Mephistopheles and I loved his and Faust's banter. Even though M. is playing Faust to get his soul, they become quite the dynamic duo and I would say maybe even friends.