winning over your enemy

Gatsby? What Gatsby?




None of you are safe. 

None of you are safe. 



Lucrezia Borgia + Bed


angelsdarla:

Dollhouse Meme - One gif set per episode

1.8 - Needs

posted 6 days ago via buffypratt · © angelsdarla with 384 notes


five favorite screencaps | TSCC - 2.22 Born to Run |

requested by lehnsherrss and nightslut

five favorite screencaps | TSCC - 2.22 Born to Run |

requested by lehnsherrss and nightslut

Vertigo, 1958


“I didn’t think it would be me. I was completely shocked and my little heart was pounding. And I really hadn’t thought of anything to say. It was a bit overwhelming.” [x]




kate-argent:

Because of reasons.
The downloads are .zips so that the cyberpolice don’t break down my door, and within the .zips is an .epub of the book. You can view them on your computer with FBReader, or on an iOS device with Readmill. I’ve also linked the Goodreads page for each book so you can see whether or not the book is up your alley, and read what other people thought of it.
This is not necessarily a recommendation post because I haven’t yet read all of these, nor is it a comprehensive collection of every Borgia book out there: it’s just pretty much every Borgia ebook out there. Enjoy!
NON-FICTION:

Lucrezia Borgia: Life, Love, and Death in Renaissance Italy by Sarah Bradford (mediafire / box)Cesare Borgia: His Life and Times by Sarah Bradford (mediafire / box)The Borgias: The Hidden History by G.J. Meyer (mediafire / box)The Borgias and Their Enemies by Christopher Hibbert (mediafire / box)The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli (mediafire / box). While this is more of a political and philosophical read, Machiavelli was fan of Cesare and often cites his actions.

FICTION:(Approach with caution, take with a grain of salt, etc.)

The Poisoner Mysteries by Sara Poole (mediafire / box)The Lucrezia Borgia books by Jean Plaidy (mediafire / box)Sins of the House of Borgia by Sarah Bower (mediafire / box)The Family by Mario Puzo (mediafire / box)

If any links break, please let me know and I will update the post straight away.

kate-argent:

Because of reasons.

The downloads are .zips so that the cyberpolice don’t break down my door, and within the .zips is an .epub of the book. You can view them on your computer with FBReader, or on an iOS device with Readmill. I’ve also linked the Goodreads page for each book so you can see whether or not the book is up your alley, and read what other people thought of it.

This is not necessarily a recommendation post because I haven’t yet read all of these, nor is it a comprehensive collection of every Borgia book out there: it’s just pretty much every Borgia ebook out there. Enjoy!

NON-FICTION:

Lucrezia Borgia: Life, Love, and Death in Renaissance Italy by Sarah Bradford (mediafire / box)
Cesare Borgia: His Life and Times by Sarah Bradford (mediafire / box)
The Borgias: The Hidden History by G.J. Meyer (mediafire / box)
The Borgias and Their Enemies by Christopher Hibbert (mediafire / box)
The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli (mediafire / box). While this is more of a political and philosophical read, Machiavelli was fan of Cesare and often cites his actions.

FICTION:
(Approach with caution, take with a grain of salt, etc.)

The Poisoner Mysteries by Sara Poole (mediafire / box)
The Lucrezia Borgia books by Jean Plaidy (mediafire / box)
Sins of the House of Borgia by Sarah Bower (mediafire / box)
The Family by Mario Puzo (mediafire / box)

If any links break, please let me know and I will update the post straight away.




jrrrck:

this is the only version of this song that matters

anyone who says otherwise is a goddamn liar

posted 1 week ago via montecristos · © jrrrck with 28 notes