Anansi's pet Fox

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…people are consistently told “What can you learn about your own life from this novel, what lessons will this teach you? How can you use this…” This is a philistine idea. This is beyond vulgar. It’s an awful way to approach anything. It should take you away. A book should not be a mirror, it’s supposed to be a door.
Fran Lebowitz (via schwer)

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Anansi the spider in the West African/ Caribbean storytelling tradition and the fox/kitsune in the oral traditions of many peoples are wily trickster animals. The blog name is meant to reflect this.

I credit the artist/ original poster whenever I use something that isn't my own. If you see something of yours on here that you'd prefer wasn't on here, contact me on spiderkitsune@gmail.com. I don't check it very often so I won't guarantee I'll get back to you right away, but I will eventually.

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