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“I have never voted in my life... I have always known and understood that the idiots are in a majority so it's certain they will win.”
― Louis-Ferdinand Céline
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Time. Space. Transmat.
RIP to when we had a future.
RIP @juanatkins
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YOU'RE BORN. YOU SEE PANTS STYLES GO FROM BAGGY TO SKINNY BACK TO BAGGY EVERY 10 YEARS FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. YOU DIE. THE END
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Albert Camus and his wife, Francine Faure, at the Nobel Prize ceremony, Stockholm, 1957.
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“I went out to the local branch library to change my books and was overwhelmed by the soft beauty of the afternoon… outside my own miserable cramped absurd life, the world is still its old beautiful self.”
Philip Larkin
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"Hanging out with that group was like getting a doctorate in crazy."--Emmy Harris on socializing with Cormac McCarthy and his friends in 1970s Knoxville
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Herzlichen Dank Jörg Thadeusz, für diesen Kommentar vor wenigen Minuten in den ARD Tagesthemen zur Wahl in Berlin!
Am Yisrael Chai 🖖🇮🇱
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"You get at most one cliché per book."
Jonathan Franzen doesn't finish most books people send him. He reads until the second cliché, then stops.
"People send me a galley of a book that's coming out. I read along until I get to the second cliché, and I say, thank you."
"They tell me this is not an attentive writer. Aren't you aware that that's a cliché? Didn't it occur to you to stop and take 20 minutes to find a better phrasing than that?"
"You can also have borrowed feelings, borrowed ideas, borrowed situations. Sentiment can be clichéd, or unearned."
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📆[24/08/1998]| On This Day Manic Street Preachers released If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next, the first single from This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours.
Chart Position: #1
#ManicStreetPreachers | @Manics
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“I occasionally have an anti-Roth reader in mind. I think, ‘How he is going to hate this!’ That can be just the encouragement I need.” —Philip Roth
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“There's no money in poetry, but there's no poetry in money, either.”
Robert Graves, born 24th July 1895




























