Garima @btwn_dimensions

📖 Dostoevsky | Literature | Cinema | Politically Incorrect | 'Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself, (I am large, I contain multitudes)' amzn.eu/d/jd8mR8M 🇮🇳 Joined October 2017

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𖧧 @mothintoflames

2 days ago

from the diaries of franz kafka

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Garima @btwn_dimensions

4 days ago

Still here ♡

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Dostoevsky @dost__oevsky

3 weeks ago

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Garima @btwn_dimensions

2 weeks ago

बस साथ हो भोलेनाथ का

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Garima @btwn_dimensions

2 weeks ago

Happiness? Happiness for me is an illusion; a heavy sadness weighs in that can only be cured by sharing a cup of coffee with Camus, Kafka, and Dostoevsky.

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air @littleleaflover

2 weeks ago

Wow 😍

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Dylano | Essayful @DylanoA4

2 weeks ago

A statue of Dostoevsky outside the Siberian prison where he spent four years

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Garima @btwn_dimensions

2 weeks ago

Pyaasa's Vijay is the original tortured poet.

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2 weeks ago

Here's what I penned down last year- Pyaasa- The Swan Song of Art. medium.com/@garima17/pyaa…

Garima @btwn_dimensions

2 weeks ago

Here's what I penned down last year- Pyaasa- The Swan Song of Art. medium.com/@garima17/pyaa…

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Watched pyaasa for the nth time but for the first time in theatres. What an astounding movie and definitely the best of Hindi cinema. The way Guru Dutt uses shadows to direct his way through is a story in itself. No wonder Vijay's book was called parchaiyan, i.e., shadows.

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ewa @sisterssofmercy

2 weeks ago

rip raskolnikov you would enjoy the smiths

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🍂 @Lovandfear

2 weeks ago

“What matters most is how well you walk through the fire.” — Book by Charles Bukowski

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Garima @btwn_dimensions

2 weeks ago

Seeing all these trending reels on Dostoevsky and his quotes (some of which he never even wrote) lately, and I really want to gatekeep him so bad! Does that make me a sick and spiteful woman? Very well then!

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Sajin Shrijith @SajinShrijith

2 weeks ago

Guru Dutt's PYAASA releasing on select PVR screens this Saturday.

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౨ৎ @adorewordss

3 weeks ago

dostoevsky is me and im him when he said “sorrow compressed my heart, and i felt i would die, and then…well, then i woke up”

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Garima @btwn_dimensions

3 weeks ago

If there's one book title I've related to more than anything (after The Idiot of course), it has to be this- 'Life is elsewhere'

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Aaron Gwyn @AmericanGwyn

3 weeks ago

Cormac McCarthy on novel writing and mental health:

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Friedrich Nietzsche | Philosophy & Psychology 🧠 @QuoteNietzsche

3 weeks ago

@Dostoevskyquot 😂

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Garima @btwn_dimensions

3 weeks ago

Watched Whiplash yesterday and it stabbed through my very soul laced with my denial towards writing. Also, took me back to Bukowski's absolute soul-wrenching poems and this quote- "My Dear, Find what you love and let it kill you!"

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Garima @btwn_dimensions

3 weeks ago

The mere fact that a woman should treat me in so friendly a way was a great event in my life. For even the best man is often, if I may say so, a block. Woman's heart, woman's compassion, woman's sympathy, the endless kindness of which we have no clear perception...