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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Inadvertent Buddhist Teachings IV
«…en ce monde où l’on n’est sûr de rien, puisque la lumière est une illusion, puisque le bruit est une illusion.» ~ Guy de Maupassant, Le Horla
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Shame
“[E]veryone has tried to find a word to differentiate [humans] from other animals; some of the ancients called his the laughing animal, some the moral animal. Well, I wonder if [we aren’t] the embarrassed animal” ~ Samuel R. Delany, City … Continue reading
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Which Novel Am I? I
First published in 1955, I’m a modern classic & my genre – erotic or literary – has been hotly debated. Cunningly, my narrator is by turns depicted as awkward, virile and ridiculous. I’m as famous for my skilful prose as … Continue reading
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