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The Southern Reach Trilogy begins with this Nebula Award-winning novel that 'reads as if Verne or Wellsian adventurers exploring a mysterious island had warped through into a Kafkaesque nightmare world' (Kim Stanley Robinson). Area X has been cut off from the rest of the continent for decades. Nature has reclaimed the last vestiges of human civilization. The first expedition returned with reports of a pristine, Edenic landscape; the second expedition ended in mass suicide; the third expedition in a hail of gunfire as its members turned on one another. The members of the eleventh expedition returned as shadows of their former selves, and within weeks, all had died of cancer. In Annihilation, the first volume of Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach trilogy, we join the twelfth expedition. The group is made up of four women: an anthropologist; a surveyor; a psychologist, the de facto leader; and our narrator, a biologist. Their mission is to map the terrain, record all observations of their surroundings and of one another, and, above all, avoid being contaminated by Area X itself. They arrive expecting the unexpected, and Area X delivers—they discover a massive topographic anomaly and life forms that surpass understanding—but it's the surprises that came across the border with them and the secrets the expedition members are keeping from one another that change everything.
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After thirty years, the only human engagement with Area X—a seemingly malevolent landscape surrounded by an invisible border and mysteriously wiped clean of all signs of civilization—has been a series of expeditions overseen by a government agency so secret it has almost been forgotten: the Southern Reach. Following the tumultuous twelfth expedition chronicled in Annihilation, the agency is in complete disarray. John Rodrigues (aka 'Control') is the Southern Reach's newly appointed head. Working with a distrustful but desperate team, a series of frustrating interrogations, a cache of hidden notes, and hours of profoundly troubling video footage, Control begins to penetrate the secrets of Area X. But with each discovery he must confront disturbing truths about himself and the agency he's pledged to serve. In Authority, the second volume of Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach trilogy, Area X's most disturbing questions are answered . . . but the answers are far from reassuring.
It is winter in Area X, the mysterious wilderness that has defied explanation for thirty years, rebuffing expedition after expedition, refusing to reveal its secrets. As Area X expands, the agency tasked with investigating and overseeing it--the Southern Reach--has collapsed on itself in confusion. Now one last, desperate team crosses the border, determined to reach a remote island that may hold the answers they've been seeking. If they fail, the outer world is in peril. Meanwhile, Acceptance tunnels ever deeper into the circumstances surrounding the creation of Area X--what initiated this unnatural upheaval? Among the many who have tried, who has gotten close to understanding Area X--and who may have been corrupted by it? In this last installment of Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach trilogy, the mysteries of Area X may be solved, but their consequences and implications are no less profound--or terrifying.
An alien invasion comes to one man’s doorstep in the form of a story-creature, followed by death and rebirth in a transformed Earth, in this Tor.com Original science fiction tale from Jeff VanderMeer, the New York Times bestselling author of the Southern Reach trilogy. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
In this new collection from World Fantasy Award-winner Jeff VanderMeer, car accidents, Angkor Wat, dead whales, flower vendors, dogcatchers, classic television shows, frogs, and the moon are transformed by the author's imagination into something unique and magical. Showcaseing his Rhysling Award-winning poem 'Flight,' reprinted in Nebula Awards 30, The Day Dali Died also provides a selection of short-short fictions- including 'Bullets and Airplanes,' 'The County Fair,' and 'How Benjobi Song Came to Rule Iphagenia' (original to this collection). From lost books to mythic journeys into the surreal, The Day Dali Died showcases VanderMeer's talent for both epiphany and precise detail.
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Area X has been cut off from the rest of the world for decades. Nature has reclaimed the last vestiges of human civilization. The first expedition returned with reports of a pristine, Edenic landscape; the second expedition ended in mass suicide, the third in a hail of gunfire as its members turned on one another. The members of the eleventh expedition returned as shadows...more
Published February 4th 2014 by Farrar, Straus and Giroux
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Ben HathawayThe first 40% is soul-destroyingly dull. It improves marginally in patches but remains for the most part consistent in experience to going on holiday…moreThe first 40% is soul-destroyingly dull. It improves marginally in patches but remains for the most part consistent in experience to going on holiday with a group of elderly Germans to a wallpaper convention in Northern England.
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May 09, 2014Alejandro rated it it was ok Shelves: novel, science-fiction, horror, dystopia
I am sure that it will shock to many readers my low rating of this popular novel, but sadly I think that it's the best way to express my own personal reading experience with the book. And I prefer to be honest than just giving a high rating if I don't believe on it.
First of all, I don't hate the author and I am not looking for affecting the average rating of this novel.
Basically, I had to balance the meaning of each rating here on Goodreads against what I thought about my reading experience with...more
First of all, I don't hate the author and I am not looking for affecting the average rating of this novel.
Basically, I had to balance the meaning of each rating here on Goodreads against what I thought about my reading experience with...more
Feb 25, 2014Jeffrey Keeten rated it it was amazing
”...but whether it decays under the earth or above on green fields, or out to sea or in the very air, all shall come to revelation, and to revel, in the knowledge of the strangling fruit and the hand of the sinner shall rejoice, for there is no sin in shadow or in light that the seeds of the dead cannot forgive…”
An Anthropologist, a Surveyor, a Psychologist, and a Biologist, all female, make up the 12th expedition to AREA X. The expeditions that have come to this region before have not fared...more
An Anthropologist, a Surveyor, a Psychologist, and a Biologist, all female, make up the 12th expedition to AREA X. The expeditions that have come to this region before have not fared...more
Dec 30, 2015Patrick rated it it was amazing
Really good books. Very different. Very atmospheric and different than anything else I've ever read.
I read part of this trilogy off the page and listened to some of it on audiobook. And looking back, I wish I'd read the entire thing off the page. I think it would have been a better overall experience that way.
Highly recommended.
I read part of this trilogy off the page and listened to some of it on audiobook. And looking back, I wish I'd read the entire thing off the page. I think it would have been a better overall experience that way.
Highly recommended.
Sep 21, 2014Maggie Stiefvater rated it it was amazing
FINE, FINE, FINE, I'm buying book 2.
Feb 25, 2014Brendon Schrodinger rated it it was ok
Well it seems like Annihilation has divided the SF community into two, lovers and 'meh'ers. I'm pretty sure I'm one of the latter. I have been trying to think why a novel with a blurb that instantly sparked my curiousity was just so bleh. There are parts here that I love. I think the whole novel was under a cloud of boring, grey fungus spores.
While you have this wonderful premise of an expedition to a remote 'Area X' where the world is not quite right after some mysterious intervention from out...more
Jun 28, 2014Matthew rated it it was okWhile you have this wonderful premise of an expedition to a remote 'Area X' where the world is not quite right after some mysterious intervention from out...more
Shelves: 2014, post-apocalyptic-dystopian, series, monsters, library, gr_awards_2015
I was expecting more from this book. I will read the next one at some point, mainly because I know there is a next book. If I didn't know there was one, I don't think I would have been left expecting more. The book did not really draw me in and I found it to be somewhat repetitious. All this was disappointing considering the hype I have heard about it.
But, since there are two others in the series, and the series as a whole is critically acclaimed - perhaps I will find something more as the story...more
But, since there are two others in the series, and the series as a whole is critically acclaimed - perhaps I will find something more as the story...more
Really a waste of time. The book seems to be going for the eerie 'each man is every man' type of feeling that you got from Cormac McCarthy's 'The Road,' in which none of the characters have names. Here we have a small group of women, among them 'the psychologist,' 'the surveyor,' and 'the biolgist' (our narrator) exploring Area X, a supernatural-type district that borders our own mundane world. I found myself completely uninvolved and not at all scared or disturbed by the team's discoveries. It...more
Apr 25, 2015Kai rated it it was amazing
“Silence creates its own violence.”
My initial reaction: BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN
And I'm still sitting here, wondering and pondering.
This novel was spectacular in every aspect. The best books are those that keep their secrets to themselves. Those, that don't tell you everything, that make you desperate for information that you will not receive. It's the mystery that keeps one interested, the depths that you want to explore. They make your fingers tremble because you want to touch everything, know t...more
My initial reaction: BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN
And I'm still sitting here, wondering and pondering.
This novel was spectacular in every aspect. The best books are those that keep their secrets to themselves. Those, that don't tell you everything, that make you desperate for information that you will not receive. It's the mystery that keeps one interested, the depths that you want to explore. They make your fingers tremble because you want to touch everything, know t...more
Feb 06, 2014Dan Schwent rated it really liked it
Four women, the twelfth such expedition, enter the mysterious Area X to observe and collect samples. Will the calamities that have befallen previous expeditions befall them as well?
I'd read four Jeff VanderMeer books prior to this one and they were all unsettling in one way or another. This one was par from the course.
Annihilation is a horror tale about secrecy, the unknown, and insanity. The biologist is the narrator and an unreliable one at that. The other characters are known only by their jo...more
I'd read four Jeff VanderMeer books prior to this one and they were all unsettling in one way or another. This one was par from the course.
Annihilation is a horror tale about secrecy, the unknown, and insanity. The biologist is the narrator and an unreliable one at that. The other characters are known only by their jo...more
Blown away by Jeff VanderMeer’s Annihilation (Southern Reach #1)! An expedition made up of four women known only by their profession: anthropologist, surveyor, psychologist and our narrator, the biologist, investigates a mysterious netherworld which has been cut off from their continent (Area X). This is the twelfth such expedition. All previous expeditions have ended in failure and death.
This story is somewhat creepy and very mysterious. We have scant clues to figure out what happened on previ...more
This story is somewhat creepy and very mysterious. We have scant clues to figure out what happened on previ...more
Sep 30, 2017Philip rated it it was ok
2.5ish stars.
I wanted to like this, and I think I probably did - I convinced myself I did - until I realized that maybe I didn't. I finished and had to have an internal conversation with myself (much like the biologist in 90% of the book) to identify that, beneath the eerie, suspenseful surface, the feeling I was left with was, well, a vacancy of feeling. I'm down with New Weird (VanderMeer's Borne is one of my recent favorites), and I can burn with the slowest of burns, but for whatever reason...more
I wanted to like this, and I think I probably did - I convinced myself I did - until I realized that maybe I didn't. I finished and had to have an internal conversation with myself (much like the biologist in 90% of the book) to identify that, beneath the eerie, suspenseful surface, the feeling I was left with was, well, a vacancy of feeling. I'm down with New Weird (VanderMeer's Borne is one of my recent favorites), and I can burn with the slowest of burns, but for whatever reason...more
Oct 14, 2015Richard Derus rated it really liked it
Rating: 4* of five
***MOVIE REVIEW*** Watch Darren of Flick Connection's guide to how to watch the film. It's a lot better than the carping literalists would have you believe. Please! PLEASE! Watch the film and let the experience beguile and ensorcel you. Watch it twice. Immerse yourself and let it become a bit of your brain.
***MOVIE UPDATE: The Alex Garland adaptation will hit theaters on 23 February 2018. Garland's 2014 debut was Ex Machina, for which he got an Academy award nomination...let's...more
***MOVIE REVIEW*** Watch Darren of Flick Connection's guide to how to watch the film. It's a lot better than the carping literalists would have you believe. Please! PLEASE! Watch the film and let the experience beguile and ensorcel you. Watch it twice. Immerse yourself and let it become a bit of your brain.
***MOVIE UPDATE: The Alex Garland adaptation will hit theaters on 23 February 2018. Garland's 2014 debut was Ex Machina, for which he got an Academy award nomination...let's...more
Back in the 90s and early 2000s video and computer game fans were all the rave for a game called Myst. You logged in and were quietly transported to a seemingly deserted island. The POV would move around and you could find clues and then wander around some more. The artwork was impressive and slowly, tediously learning the backstory was the real fun.
I remember sitting down in front of the screen and thinking … “Ok, now what? What’s going on? What are we doing? What’s the purpose? Am I supposed t...more
Apr 08, 2014Carmen rated it it was amazingI remember sitting down in front of the screen and thinking … “Ok, now what? What’s going on? What are we doing? What’s the purpose? Am I supposed t...more
Shelves: fiction, horror, science-fiction, traditionally-published, he-says
I am convinced now that I and the rest of the expedition were given access to these records for the simple reason that, for certain kinds of classified information, it did not matter what we knew or didn't know. There was only one logical conclusion: Experience told our superiors that few if any of us would be coming back.
Area X is thought to be a myth. A conspiracy theory. Something whispered about in environmental circles.
But it's real. Appearing 30 years ago and baffling everyone with its exi...more
Area X is thought to be a myth. A conspiracy theory. Something whispered about in environmental circles.
But it's real. Appearing 30 years ago and baffling everyone with its exi...more
Dr. Moreau + Sphere + Hunger Games + Lord of the Flies + the first half of the MaddAddam trilogy = this bizarre intro into the 'Southern Reach' trilogy. There may even be some groovy transcendentalist Thoreau thrown somewhere in there! The platform here is potent enough a dose to ensure the future reading of the next novels.
...Yay!!
...Yay!!
I am not sure how I feel about this.
It was good but not really.
It was good but not really.
A swimming pool. A rocky bay. An empty lot. A tower. A lighthouse. These things are real and not real. They exist and they do not exist.
This is one of the weirdest pieces of literature I have read in recent months. I guess this short novel is redolent of the strange fascination one sometimes feels when gazing at a heavy, sleepy pool of water, where fish and tadpoles swarm and waggle among dead weeds, and more massive creatures seem to be lurking in the dark, unfathomable depths underneath.
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I picked up this book at my local library because I saw the movie trailer and was intrigued. Knowing it was based on a book, I wanted to read the book before I saw the movie.
Four women, an Anthropologist, a Surveyor, a Psychologist, and a Biologist (the narrator) make up the 12th expedition to AREA X. They do not share their names - names aren't necessary, their research is the most important thing these women need to focus on while in Area X. Area X is an area which has been cut off from the r...more
Four women, an Anthropologist, a Surveyor, a Psychologist, and a Biologist (the narrator) make up the 12th expedition to AREA X. They do not share their names - names aren't necessary, their research is the most important thing these women need to focus on while in Area X. Area X is an area which has been cut off from the r...more
May 17, 2014Karl rated it really liked it · review of another edition
What occurred to create Area X ? Is it an alien outpost ? Is it another dimension breaking through into ours ? The Southern Reach, the political entity in charge, is keeping it all a secret from humanity at large. Yet expeditions are put together to investigate and research it's existence. None of the previous expeditions have returned alive or have survived long after returning.
Interestingly everyone who 'crosses over' must be hypnotized in order to keep them sane. The exact methodology of 'cro...more
Interestingly everyone who 'crosses over' must be hypnotized in order to keep them sane. The exact methodology of 'cro...more
Jan 30, 2014Annet rated it liked it · review of another edition
Need to think about this one. Mixed feelings about it... still haven't made my mind up completely. but no doubt the story is exceptional...
Really intriguing, weird story, kind of a hallucination.
I liked the story concept and you keep reading, wondering what the .... is going on and how it will all end... but I did not particularly love it. Vague happenings, flat characters, and for me pages of contemplations that were not always engaging.
Still, an exceptional, creepy storyline that makes you ke...more
Aug 03, 2014Trudi rated it liked itReally intriguing, weird story, kind of a hallucination.
I liked the story concept and you keep reading, wondering what the .... is going on and how it will all end... but I did not particularly love it. Vague happenings, flat characters, and for me pages of contemplations that were not always engaging.
Still, an exceptional, creepy storyline that makes you ke...more
Shelves: 2014, science-fiction, horror, group-in-peril, survive-this, series, just-plain-weird, what-the-bleep, twss
Welcome to Area X. Ecologically pristine. Cut off from civilization. Hostile to humans. What lurks there? Does it have a name? Will you live to tell about what you've seen? Who will believe you?
If one can be said to 'do' weird, then I don't think I do it very well. Annihilation -- the first book in the Southern Reach Trilogy -- is Weird with a capital 'W' with its roots in H.P. Lovecraft and Algernon Blackwood. It has a post-modern mindfuck vibe as well reminiscent of House of Leaves.
That is to...more
Shelves: apocalyptic, sci-fi, horror, mind-bender
I don’t know why I was feeling so generous when I initially slapped a two-star rating on this book. Perhaps I was still riding the high of Paradise Sky, or perhaps I was willing to ignore some of my annoyance due to the brevity of the story. But whatever the case may be, it’s time to rectify that error because, overall, this was a pretty awful reading experience.
Annihilation recounts the twelfth expedition into the mysterious Area X—an ecologically devastated swampland in the southern United St...more
Mar 21, 2018L A i N E Y rated it it was okAnnihilation recounts the twelfth expedition into the mysterious Area X—an ecologically devastated swampland in the southern United St...more
Shelves: unreliable-narrator, mystery-thriller, très-boring, what-is-going-onnn, slump-triggering
By the time we were ready to cross the border, we knew everything... and we knew nothing
(Basically the description of yours truly’s feeling after reading the last page of Annihilation)
Ok I need a sixth sense in order to really ‘get’ this book it seems. (view spoiler)[Just like our main biologist stated - maybe the five senses are not enough to perceive whatever the hell is going on in Area X. (hide spoiler)] And since I unfortunately don’t have that, I cannot say I enjoyed this book more than a...more
Jul 27, 2015Bradley rated it it was amazing
So I went to the Natural History Museum in NYC and watched a wonderful IMAX film about the wonders of the ocean world, the horrors of a living coral reef, and animals that more properly resembled plant life. One life form slowly devours another, using all the myriad tricks of evolution, from symbiosis and natural selection, to rise, unerringly, to be the top of the food chain.
I felt like I just read a SF/Horror hybrid that was just narrated by Jacques Cousteau, full of even and progressive prose...more
I felt like I just read a SF/Horror hybrid that was just narrated by Jacques Cousteau, full of even and progressive prose...more
Oct 23, 2017Hannah rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Oh I liked this so.
I had this book on my TBR for what feels like forever and I am so glad I finally read it. Jeff VanderMeer has a brilliant imagination and the world he creates feels utterly original, startlingly so, but still grounded in something like believability.
There is not all that much to the plot: four women embarque on an expedition into Area X; they are the 12th expedition of this kind and all the ones that came before ended somewhat mysteriously. The reader never really learns what...more
I had this book on my TBR for what feels like forever and I am so glad I finally read it. Jeff VanderMeer has a brilliant imagination and the world he creates feels utterly original, startlingly so, but still grounded in something like believability.
There is not all that much to the plot: four women embarque on an expedition into Area X; they are the 12th expedition of this kind and all the ones that came before ended somewhat mysteriously. The reader never really learns what...more
Feb 17, 2014Melki rated it it was amazing
The first thing I noticed on the staging level before we reached the wider staircase that spiraled down, before we encountered again the words written on the wall...the tower was breathing. The tower breathed, and the walls when I went to touch them carried the echo of a heartbeat...and they were not made of stone but of living tissue.
Four scientists embark on an expedition to Area X.
From the beginning, they view each other with suspicion and doubt; it does not help that they have been encourag...more
Four scientists embark on an expedition to Area X.
From the beginning, they view each other with suspicion and doubt; it does not help that they have been encourag...more
May 14, 2014Will M. rated it liked it
Curiosity could be a powerful distraction
When the 12th expedition planned on further investigating the mysterious Area X, things started to get weird again. The team was comprised of a biologist, anthropologist, surveyor, and a psychologist. This expedition proved to be just as dangerous as the first 11. Will this one finally be the successful one, or will it be the worst one of them all?
Annihilation received a huge amount of buzz and positive feedback over the past few months. I've also bee...more
Feb 24, 2014Joe Valdez rated it it was ok · review of another editionWhen the 12th expedition planned on further investigating the mysterious Area X, things started to get weird again. The team was comprised of a biologist, anthropologist, surveyor, and a psychologist. This expedition proved to be just as dangerous as the first 11. Will this one finally be the successful one, or will it be the worst one of them all?
Annihilation received a huge amount of buzz and positive feedback over the past few months. I've also bee...more
Shelves: sci-fi-apocalyptic, sci-fi-first-contact
The next stop in my end-of-the-world reading marathon was Annihilation, the first entry in Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach trilogy. While the novel doesn't introduce a doomsday scenario or send the population of a major city fleeing in terror, an apocalyptic vibe permeates the story, which is elliptical, imaginative, removed, occasionally creepy and mostly lifeless.
The heavily concept oriented novel deals with an expedition into Area X, an ecological dead zone that has appeared in an unnamed re...more
The heavily concept oriented novel deals with an expedition into Area X, an ecological dead zone that has appeared in an unnamed re...more
Jun 06, 2017Heidi The Reader rated it it was amazing
A group of female scientists and professionals are sent to explore a region that is not like the world they know. Annihilation is a hypnotic science fiction/thriller that weaves its spell slowly. Then, all at once, it has your complete attention and you find yourself hanging on every word. I loved it.
Isolation from the modern world and technology places this tale in an anachronistic bubble: 'One rule for an expedition into Area X was that we were to attempt no outside contact, for fear of some i...more
Isolation from the modern world and technology places this tale in an anachronistic bubble: 'One rule for an expedition into Area X was that we were to attempt no outside contact, for fear of some i...more
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Dec 16, 2014Kelly (and the Book Boar) rated it liked it Shelves: creepy-books, end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it, liburrrrrry-book, read-in-2016
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“We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something, some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we’ve taken as reality.”
Welcome to the place that lies outside of Trump’s wall that Mexico paid for. It is known as Area X . . .
“Our mission was simple: to continue the government’s investigation into the mysteries of Area X . . . We were the twelfth expedition.”
After my failure yesterday I...more
“We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something, some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we’ve taken as reality.”
Welcome to the place that lies outside of Trump’s wall that Mexico paid for. It is known as Area X . . .
“Our mission was simple: to continue the government’s investigation into the mysteries of Area X . . . We were the twelfth expedition.”
After my failure yesterday I...more
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NYT bestselling writer Jeff VanderMeer has been called “the weird Thoreau” by the New Yorker for his engagement with ecological issues. His most recent novel, the national bestseller Borne, received wide-spread critical acclaim and his prior novels include the Southern Reach trilogy (Annihilation, Authority, and Acceptance). Annihilation won the Nebula and Shirley Jackson Awards, has been translat...more
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“The effect of this cannot be understood without being there. The beauty of it cannot be understood, either, and when you see beauty in desolation it changes something inside you. Desolation tries to colonize you.” — 170 likes
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“Where lies the strangling fruit that came from the hand of the sinner I shall bring forth the seeds of the dead to share with the worms that gather in the darkness and surround the world with the power of their lives while from the dimlit halls of other places forms that never were and never could be writhe for the impatience of the few who never saw what could have been. In the black water with the sun shining at midnight, those fruit shall come ripe and in the darkness of that which is golden shall split open to reveal the revelation of the fatal softness in the earth. The shadows of the abyss are like the petals of a monstrous flower that shall blossom within the skull and expand the mind beyond what any man can bear, but whether it decays under the earth or above on green fields, or out to sea or in the very air, all shall come to revelation, and to revel, in the knowledge of the strangling fruit—and the hand of the sinner shall rejoice, for there is no sin in shadow or in light that the seeds of the dead cannot forgive. And there shall be in the planting in the shadows a grace and a mercy from which shall blossom dark flowers, and their teeth shall devour and sustain and herald the passing of an age. That which dies shall still know life in death for all that decays is not forgotten and reanimated it shall walk the world in the bliss of not-knowing. And then there shall be a fire that knows the naming of you, and in the presence of the strangling fruit, its dark flame shall acquire every part of you that remains.” — 170 likes