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Henry Miller Tropico Del Cancro
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Of course we're all mistreating Bukowski with these typos - myself included - :D
Henry Miller Tropico Del Cancro
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No Josi, hers is not simply a different opinion from ours, if it were, but it is also a judgment, and precisely on our opinion. We are morbid.
Henry Miller Tropico Del Cancro
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what a drag.
Milan Kundera L'Insostenibile Leggerezza Dell'Essere
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enough with these compasses...
Henry Miller Tropico Del Cancro
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Yes, but we’re not at school here, and teenagers have all the freedom to form their own opinions (and if they read, it’s a miracle; if they read Miller, then hallelujah, no bullshit), it's debaser, not Pestalozzi. By the way, Fabia, most of the people you’re interacting with on this page are over 40, folks who read this book as teenagers and who don’t seem to have gone downhill from "diseducational" readings, quite the contrary... come on, please... anyways, I’ll watch the movie about Lourdes; you really piqued my interest with that. Pis&lov.
Architect Consume Adapt Create
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thousand for thousand agreed with Skele (oh my)
Henry Miller Tropico Del Cancro
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"I am a man, and I live... For this reason, I am a novelist. And since I am a novelist, I consider myself superior to the saint, the scientist, the philosopher, the poet, who are all great authorities in the various attitudes of the living man, but never go all the way." (D.H. Lawrence)
Henry Miller Tropico Del Cancro
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Ahh… I almost forgot in my list of diseducational authors McCarthy, McGrath, and Lansdale, I care about that.
Henry Miller Tropico Del Cancro
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Sure, they’re all a bunch of big pigs: Boccaccio, De Sade, Bukowski, La Nin, Roth, Miller, Vian, Easton Ellis, Moravia, Burroughs, Houellebecq, Nabokov, Duras, Pynchon, Vonnegut, Grandes, Santacroce... let’s stop reading, it’s quicker this way.
Henry Miller Tropico Del Cancro
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"... those who have read this book did so more out of morbid curiosity - like with De Sade - than out of an awareness of its (relative) literary strength." Between the arrogance of the comment and our own morbid curiosity, we who have read this book and perhaps even de Sade, I choose the latter. It’s more human.
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