Tuesday Reads || The Kalevala Rapacious Reads 2019-03-27 | Just doing some light reading. You know, epic poetry.
Victober 2022 TBR Rapacious Reads 2022-09-27 | Vanity Fair, William M. ThackerayThe Last Chronicle of Barset, Anthony TrollopeThe Egoist, George MeredithShort Stories of Charles DickensShort Stories and Poetry of Oscar WildeMy Last Duchess, Robert Browning
Dear diary: another friday reads! Rapacious Reads 2022-08-26 | More Alexander McCall Smith and the Cavalry Maiden
Friday Reads: Bad poetry, Witcher, and the Cavalry Rapacious Reads 2022-08-20 | Books mentioned: In a time of Distance, Alexander McCall SmithBlood of Elves, Andrzej SapkowskiThe Calvary Maiden, Nadezhda Durova
Friday Reads - March 11 Rapacious Reads 2022-03-11 | Guide of the Perplexed, MaimonidesThe Murder Trials, CiceroThe Forest Song, Lesya UkrainkaRed Queen Series, Victoria Aveyard
#prideandprejudice Rereading Pride and Prejudice for the Fourth Time Rapacious Reads 2019-03-20 | Okay, but also, my favourite part was when Darcy was courting Elizabeth at Rosings and he couldn't stop smiling:" 'I am not afraid of you,' he said, smilingly."and then, on the very next page:"Darcy smiled and said,"
March TBR Rapacious Reads 2019-03-03 | Hi, howya doing? I know the camera angle is off, but whatevs.Books Mentioned:Pride & Prejudice, Jane AustenSherlock Holmes Short Stories, Sir Arthur Conan DoyleZorba the Greek, Nikos KazantzakisThe Antidote, Shelley SackierThe Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side, Agatha ChristieThe Left Hand of Darkness, Ursula K. Le GuinDangerous, Minerva SpencerMoving Picture, Terry PratchettThe Priory of the Orange Tree, Samantha ShannonRead:Don Quixote, Miguel de CervantesEmile or On Education, Jean Jacques RousseauThe Eustace Diamonds, Anthony Trollope
September Wrap Up Rapacious Reads 2018-10-02 | Books:Shadow and Bone, Leigh BardugoThe Cherry Orchard, Anton ChekhovWar on Peace, Ronan FarrowMadame Bovary, Gustave FlaubertThe Guide, R.K. NarayanCirce, Madeline MillerCecil or Adventures of a Coxcombe, Catherine Gore
#Victober TBR Rapacious Reads 2018-09-25 | Books:Cecil, or The Adventures of a Coxcombe by Catherine Gore 1845Bleak House by Charles Dickens 1853Cranford by Elizabeth Gaskell 1853The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins 1859
Madame Bovary || Drunken Ramblings Rapacious Reads 2018-09-21 | Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert, 1856
The Origins of Totalitarianism, by Hannah Arendt || Discussion Rapacious Reads 2018-09-03 | My thoughts on The Origins of Totalitarianism.
Book Slump Solved with Totalitarianism Rapacious Reads 2018-08-20 | Books Mentioned:Angela Carter's Book of Fairy TalesDune Messiah, Frank HerbertBeowulfThe Origins of Totalitarianism, Hannah ArendtSome More News:Trump isn't Hitler: youtube.com/watch?v=CcklYVR5I-ITrumpism is just a Synonym for Fascism: youtube.com/watch?v=fIN8oxnw__IIf you don't want to be called a fascist, stop supporting Donald Trump: youtube.com/watch?v=GM1w8_dOcR8
The Song of Achilles || Troy-Along Rapacious Reads 2018-06-26 | A comparison of The Iliad and Madeline Miller's The Song of Achilles
Karyotype, Kim Trainor || Review Rapacious Reads 2018-06-04 | Some biology/archaeology/archival poetry.
The Communist Manifesto Makes Me Talk about Island by Aldous Huxley Rapacious Reads 2018-05-28 | Not the best organized video. But I talk about the concepts of: communism, anarchism, decentralization, and capitalism.The Communist Manifesto, Karl MarxIsland, Aldous Huxley
My Pleasure Book Tag Rapacious Reads 2018-05-21 | Super Pao: youtube.com/channel/UC-ObCT9qDkKmCamHixml7zASteve Partridge: youtube.com/user/stevenpartridge85Books Mentioned:Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity, Katherine BooOutlander, Diana GabaldonChina Rich Girlfriend, Kevin KwanThe Elements of Eloquence, Mark ForsythEvolutionary Psychology: Neuroscience Perspectives Concerning Human Behavior and Experience, William RayMindfulness and Compassion: Embracing Life with Loving-kindness, The Happy BuddhaJudgement of Paris: California Vs. France and the Historic 1976 Paris Tasting that Revolutionized Wine, George M. Taber
Meditations on the Meditations Rapacious Reads 2018-05-07 | My thoughts on The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, published 180 AD??
April Wrap Up Rapacious Reads 2018-04-30 | Books:Spindle, EK JohnstonThe Meditations, Marcus AureliusMy Not So Perfect Life, Sophie KinsellaHerodotus: A Very Short Introduction, Jennifer Tolbert RobertsShe Comes First: The Thinking Man's Guide to Pleasuring a Woman, Ian KernerKaryotype, Kim Trainor
Small Booktuber Tag Rapacious Reads 2018-03-17 | Who am I? Why do I booktube? What do I read? Answers to these AND MORE!!Duchess of Malfi: youtu.be/LaadSq6Jp_QMarquis de Sade Article: independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/we-translated-the-marquis-de-sades-most-obscene-work-heres-how-a7393066.htmlI tag:Yogi with a Book: youtube.com/channel/UCx8XTaCPzyye-svU6VM_A9gBean the Bookologist: youtube.com/channel/UCkg6G4L8q0wk5080sSwQORABookingForewardToIt: youtube.com/channel/UCBmSjGvRHf_CCV_9-tdIc-ABookishly Nerdy: youtube.com/channel/UCqwCnjKtJ--mcE-eXv2ilpQ
February Wap Up + A Sneaky Haul Rapacious Reads 2018-03-07 | Books:On the Way to the Wedding, Julia QuinnRadiance, Grace DravenEidolon, Grace DravenRed Seas Under Red Skies, Scott LynchThe Bear and the Nightingale, Katherine ArdenMargaret The First, Danielle DuttonToo Much Happiness, Alice MunroMalcolm Gladwell: newyorker.com/magazine/1999/01/11/six-degrees-of-lois-weisberg Karyotype, Kim Trainor
Muffin Book Tag Rapacious Reads 2018-02-28 | Josh Tagged me to do his foodie book tag, the muffin book tag: youtube.com/watch?v=45qSJfGeHsABooks:The Divine Comedy, Dante AlighieriThe Yellow Wallpaper, Charlotte Perkins GilmanThe Match of the Century, Cathy MaxwellKurt VonnegutMeditations, Marcus AureliusGone With the Wind, Margaret MitchellVanity Fair, William Makepeace ThackerayStill I Rise, Maya AngelouCandide, VoltaireI tag BookingForewardToIt: youtube.com/channel/UCBmSjGvRHf_CCV_9-tdIc-A
Rethinking My Hatred of Shakespeare Rapacious Reads 2018-02-23 | A quick discussion of cultural tacit knowledge and how Shakespeare might actually be important.
Margaret the First | Book Review Rapacious Reads 2018-02-20 | Margaret the First, Danielle Dutton, 2016This video is an exploration of figuring out if the subject or the author is what I disliked about this book.
Galentines Book Tag Rapacious Reads 2018-02-17 | Tagged By: youtube.com/watch?v=NyjV60qEqgI&t=5s1. Favorite or best female friendship2. Favorite literary sisters3. Favorite mother/daughter relationship4. Pick your literary Galentine5. A book you would give to all your GalentinesI Tag:Bibliofilth: youtube.com/channel/UCpMErm_cAwX27rclIm1srYABetween Lines and Life: youtube.com/user/TwitterinchenTurningPages52: youtube.com/channel/UCBNpYWtKoWkBSpTFPVCW3Pg
Pay it Forward on Valentines Day Rapacious Reads 2018-02-14 | Laurapora tag video: youtube.com/watch?v=8gnNLqVnWqI&t=1sJosh from Literary Gladiators tag video: youtube.com/watch?v=ukohAMMw76Q&t=1sCatalyst Reads: youtube.com/channel/UCvIcCu4wanD4XJw0yjUeEcwBetween Lines and Life: youtube.com/user/TwitterinchenBrian's Bookshelves: youtube.com/user/Thespian32Triumphs of History and Fantasy: youtube.com/channel/UCKnD4whwAkRmcRpQAu1itBgBibliofilth: youtube.com/channel/UCpMErm_cAwX27rclIm1srYAPlots and Points: youtube.com/channel/UC8vu_EZihbgUv___qqlDQ8QTurningPages52: youtube.com/channel/UCBNpYWtKoWkBSpTFPVCW3Pg
The Mayor of Casterbridge | A Dramatization Rapacious Reads 2018-02-09 | The Mayor of Casterbridge, Thomas Hardy, 1886
Pirate Ship Tag Rapacious Reads 2018-01-28 | I can't do a pirate accent. I looked up dialect videos and everything.Tagged by James at Plots and Points: youtube.com/channel/UC8vu_EZihbgUv___qqlDQ8Q1- Name your ship!- pick a book title that you want as the name of your fearsome vessel!2- Pick your flag!- Choose a creature/monster to put on your flag3- The first mate- Choose a character to be your second in command4- The Navigator- Choose a character to help guide your ship across the ocean5- The Raiding Crew- Choose TWO characters to board enemy ships and do your fighting for you6- The Doctor- A pirate's life is full of danger, choose a character to be your ship's doctor7- The Lookout- Pick a character you trust to watch for danger and spot your foes on the horizon8- The Entertainment- Pick a character to entertain your mates on the long cold sea nights9- The Poop-Deck Swabber- Choose a character you want to force to scrub the poop-deck!10- Tag your booktube mates and challenge them to launch their own pirate adventure!I tag:Triumphs of History and Fantasy: youtube.com/channel/UCKnD4whwAkRmcRpQAu1itBgDane Reads: youtube.com/user/danecobainMCS-Books: youtube.com/channel/UCLy809DbEyHPuxItlEYU-RA
Why Do Canadians Love Russian Literature? Rapacious Reads 2018-01-26 | A discussion, with a case study of A Russian Gentleman by Sergei Askakov.
Philosopher Book Tag Rapacious Reads 2018-01-22 | I didn't edit this!!! :o I also have makeup smudged all over my face! Oh, vanity of vanities! This the first time I've gone with my first take on a video, thoughts?Miriam: youtube.com/channel/UCD_RTVv-xKl1hC3NWTWRAUg 1. Thales is considered the first known philosopher. Which text introduced you to philosophy or which text would you like to read to get you into philosophy?2. Karl Marx is a political philosopher, turning the world upside down with the Communist Manifesto. Which political event or event in history would you like to read more about in fiction? 3. Jean-Jacques Rousseau highly influenced The Enlightenment, a period which introduced critical thinking to the common people. Which book or author forced you to think more critically?4. Voltaire once said: " I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it" Which is a popular book everyone seems to love but you didn't?5. Hannah Arendt – Doomed controversial even by her friends, Hannah Arendt did not shy away from telling what she thought was true. Name a book that will leave readers uncomfortable, but tells an important story.6. “You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star.” A wonderful quote from Nietzsche out of "Thus spoke Zarathustra" Which book do you go back to for its beautiful writing?7. Jean-Paul Sartre raised the question "What is literature?" in one of his books? What is good literature for you?8. Albert Camus – Which book did you have to keep pushing through because you really wanted to understand it’s meaning?9. Which are the three philosophers you would love to sit down and have a chat with?I tag:LauraPora - youtube.com/channel/UCF9xgK3AzKvLAkhzZoTCdAQ/featuredThe Enchanted Library - youtube.com/channel/UCL-XkB0RSkD5p_U2PtpiJZQVictoriaReadsThings - youtube.com/channel/UCLHqr0_0pC8GEAmUxbzNLUw
No Disclaimer Book Tag Rapacious Reads 2018-01-19 | Original Tag: youtube.com/watch?v=K-SeElHlVhISome Books Mentioned:A Child Called It - Dave PelzerGone with the Wind - Margaret MitchellOlder, Faster, Stronger: What Women Runners Can Teach Us All about Living Younger, Longer - Margaret WebbPoems for All the Annettes - Al PurdyBirds Without Wings - Louis de BernièresThe Way the Crow Flies - Ann-Marie MacDonaldDombey & Son - Charles DickensI tag:The Enchanted Library - youtube.com/channel/UCL-XkB0RSkD5p_U2PtpiJZQVictoriaReadsThings - youtube.com/channel/UCLHqr0_0pC8GEAmUxbzNLUw
SCREW SHAKESPEARE.... READ THE DUCHESS OF MALFI || A Dramatic Persuasion Rapacious Reads 2018-01-12 | My experimental take on the book reviewDuchess of Malfi - John Webster, 1614
Clean Slate Book Tag Rapacious Reads 2018-01-05 | Catalyst Reads, original book tag: youtube.com/watch?v=0RXOJz41lncLaura Pora: youtube.com/watch?v=Sb93bBZvqwc&tI tag:Luukashist Books: youtube.com/channel/UCUboZP1VriVO2aYVBexY5rwPages and Prose: youtube.com/channel/UCbHgEV6iqMIt_FeRT36zGbQBetween Lines and Life: youtube.com/user/Twitterinchen
Skin Like Mine | Garry Gottfriedson | Discussion Rapacious Reads 2018-01-04 | Book Discussion of Skin Like Mine, published 2010.
8 books for 2018 | TBR Rapacious Reads 2017-12-29 | Books:The Faerie Queene - Edmund Spenser, 1590The Penelopiad - Margaret Atwood, 2005Meditations - Marcus Aurelius, 180Can You Forgive Her? - Anthony Trollope, 1865Wives & Daughters - Elizabeth Gaskell, 1866Karyotype - Kim Trainor, 2015The Cherry Orchard - Anton Chekhov, 1903The Assassin's Apprentice - Robin Hobb, 1995
The Booktube Newbie Tag | Rapacious Reads Rapacious Reads 2017-12-22 | As found on the booktube wiki: http://booktubers.wikia.com/wiki/Booktube_Newbie_Tag
Mid-December Wrap Up Rapacious Reads 2017-12-15 | Books:A Bedding Proposal - Tracey Anne WarrenInformation Literacy Instruction: Theory & Practice - Grassian & KaplowitzThe Good Soldier - Ford Madox Ford - youtu.be/rT0c7CVDhhE Harrison Bergeron - Kurt VonnegutMother Night - Kurt VonnegutDon't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability - Steve KrugSketching User Experiences: The Workbook - Greenburg, Carpendale, Marquardt, BuxtonInformation Architecture: For the Web and Beyond - Rosenfeld, Morville, ArangoThe Duke in my Bed - Amelia GreyThe Legion of Flame - Anthony RyanClimb the Stacks: youtube.com/watch?v=2SuaiTtiEkQ
Untangling Nonlinear Narrative | The Good Soldier | Ford Madox Ford Rapacious Reads 2017-12-08 | Discussion of The Good Soldier aka The Saddest Story by Ford Madox Ford aka Ford Hermann Heuffer.
How to Appear Perfectly Indifferent While Crying on the Inside | Jay Winston Ritchie | Discussion Rapacious Reads 2017-12-01 | Discussion of "I want to die in a horrible plane crash in remote East Africa" from the poetry collection How to Appear Perfectly Indifferent While Crying in the Inside by Jay Winston Ritchie.Check out some of his other poems: http://puritan-magazine.com/three-poems-26
