HINDSIGHT: A Journey of Introspection

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Jemisin Even though Game of Thrones is distinctly different from Lord of the Rings in its prolific sex and willingness to kill off major characters, the two most famous fantasy stories of the last years both feature the same kind of medieval European setting. At least, it used to be; when the story starts, the world has gone terribly wrong, and now one god rules above all others.

Their primary weapon in doing so is not violence but sex — good, fulfilling, universe-shaking god sex. Any ambitious producers looking to shake up the fantasy landscape would do well to tackle her work. Butler Black Panther wowed audiences earlier this year not just for its big-budget spectacle and A-list cast, but for the way it wove science-fiction and superhero tropes into the context of the global black experience. Butler is basically the godmother of such work, and her novel Kindred would make for an excellent adaptation, especially at a time when racism and racial justice are at the forefront of the cultural zeitgeist.

When she first arrives, Dana saves the life of a young white boy named Rufus, who is grateful for her help.

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But over the course of multiple time trips, Rufus grows older and Southern society corrupts him into a plantation master who treats Dana just like any other slave. By comparing modern and antebellum Americas so vividly, Kindred has a lot of thought-provoking things to say about the legacy of slavery and the changing nature of interracial relationships.

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Le Guin Ursula K. Le Guin passed away earlier this year , but she left behind a voluminous body of literary works that remain just as inspiring and groundbreaking as when she first wrote them. There seems no better way to make up for this failure than for someone to adapt her greatest novel, the story of a man who travels to a distant planet and learns that forces like gender and weather are not quite as natural or constant as commonly supposed.

On the icy planet Gethen, humans have evolved in such a way as to be asexual most of the time, only sprouting genitals once a month in reaction to a partner — meaning that there are Gethenians who have both mothered and fathered different children with different partners. With illustrious destinations, witty writing and overwrought love stories, Less deserves the chance to emerge as the queer version of Eat Pray Love.

The epic, about four friends who meet in college and go on to collectively experience practically every type of success and heartbreak known to man, is tailor-made for a December indie release. You thought you sobbed during Manchester by the Sea?

Hindsight: A Journey of Introspection

Well just wait until protagonist Jude, with his childhood trauma and midlife crises, gets his hands on your psyche. But Russian literature did not end in the 19th century, and its 20th century offerings include some of the zaniest, most colorful stories ever put to paper. Just try and find a more entertaining story. Each book in the seven volumes follows a self-contained mystery which Suze uses her mediator-powers to help solve, and send lingering spirits to their peaceful rest.

But the real seller here is the overarching narrative of Jesse, the smoking hot ghost who lives in her bedroom. Suze yearns to help him resolve his unfinished business even if that means risking losing him to the afterlife. Both women encounter forbidden romance while grappling with what it means to be Cuban in a novel that explores everything from national identity to the challenges of choosing between what is easy and what is right. As a result, his fantasy world of Bas-Lag is dark, dirty, cramped, and full of monsters, as magical creatures live side-by-side with steampunk technology.

Nothing is normal in the city of New Crobuzon, which sits under the gigantic rib bones of some long-dead primordial beast. Ward has a unique ability to meld naturalistic dialogue and interpersonal drama with Faulkner-esque Southern Gothic.

A filmmaker of similar strengths, like Ava DuVernay hey, we can dream , could approach the material with vision and power. Once she's chosen, she finds herself swept away by a life — and a man — she never knew she wanted. The CW attempted to adapt the popular book series twice with two different casts, once in and again in , but neither pilot was picked up.

But with 5 books and 4 novellas within it, The Selection series has plenty of story to tell.

A Journey into Introspection

Fortunately, it now may finally get the TV treatment: Found the story interesting? Like us on Facebook to see similar stories. I'm already a fan, don't show this again. Introspection not only helps us get to know ourselves better, but to respect , love and accept ourselves the way we are. When you lose touch with yourself, you lose yourself in the world.

Your innermost sense of self, of who you are, is inseparable from stillness. This is the I Am that is deeper than name and form.

Justin Timberlake wrote his first book, Hindsight, and it's coming out this year

When a relationship brings you more suffering than well-being, or when love simply runs out, the most logical thing to do is to end it and turn the page. Have you ever felt like you were in love with two or more people at the same time?

Maybe you thought that you wanted to have a sexual and romantic relationship with both those people. However, the traditional paradigm of…. Today I choose to be happy, I choose to make myself a priority, to take care of myself and to love myself a little more. The stars give light to the path of my life left for me to move, so….

That is, they perform self-observation about their conscious processes private objects, mental facts or phenomenal things , which can be learned about to a greater extent.

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