The Ambassador

megangoldberg

Атлас мира [издание 1940 г.]

There's a certain electricity in the air whenever you're near. Perhaps we can rewrite the script tonight, with a touch of playful fire that ignites a desire that lingers long after the last spark fades, leaving us wanting more tomorrow.

megangoldberg

Мать – это святое! Манипуляции токсичных родительниц и как им противостоять

Your laugh makes me feel lighter. Maybe we can create a connection that goes beyond laughter, one built on exploring desires with a playful touch and whispered secrets?

megangoldberg

Рагнарёк Онлайн. Трансмигратор. Том 4 (СИ)

Hearing you speak ignites a fire within me. Perhaps we can create a different kind of heat together, one that lingers long after tonight.

megangoldberg

Ясна. Маленькая графиня

I can't decide what's more tempting, that smirk on your face or the feeling of your hand in mine.

Toripendragon

Гостеприимство по-соседски (СИ)

Обожаю этот рассказ. Он просто великолепен. Впервые прочла на фикбуке, и сразу добавила к любимым. А потом рассказ там исчез, и для меня это была просто трагедия. Рада, что снова его нашла ☺☺

TayNavek

Мой красивый друг (СИ)

Предупреждение! Это Слеш;)

Natasha Dovjenko

Повелители стихий. Книга 1. Злой ветер

Спасибо сайту. Очень люблю эту серию книг. С большим удовольствием прослушала первую аудиокнигу из четырёх. Как же хорошо озвучена ! Огромнейшее спасибо !

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Автор: Ólafsson Bragi

Язык: английский

Год: 2010

Издатель: Open Letter

Переводчик: Lytton Smith

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Аннотация

Sturla Jón Jónsson, the fifty-something building superintendent and sometimes poet, has been invited to a poetry festival in Vilnius, Lithuania, appointed, as he sees it, as the official representative of the people of Iceland to the field of poetry. His latest poetry collection, published on the eve of his trip to Vilnius, is about to cause some controversy in his home country — Sturla is publicly accused of having stolen the poems from his long-dead cousin, Jónas.
Then there’s Sturla’s new overcoat, the first expensive item of clothing he has ever purchased, which causes him no end of trouble. And the article he wrote for a literary journal, which points out the stupidity of literary festivals and declares the end of his career as a poet. Sturla has a lot to deal with, and that’s not counting his estranged wife and their five children, nor the increasingly bizarre experiences and characters he’s forced to confront at the festival in Vilnius. .