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Hieronymous Alloy posted:oh a gang tag Urs Allemann loving a baby
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"stop loving" and then it explodes into "children"
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Sir John Feelgood posted:How 'bout this? I would slam my dick in a door before I had a game of thrones tag
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Normal Adult Human posted:"stop loving"
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What's cuter than an actual worm reading a book? Especially if he has little glasses.
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nothing and no one in this thread is cute. it's just shitposting and bitterness
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I'm actually rather cute irl
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chernobyl kinsman posted:nothing and no one in this thread is cute. it's just shitposting and bitterness shut the gently caress up poetry chat: baudelaire's les fleurs de mal is, as it turns out, amazing. the poem about the walk being interrupted by seven old men emerging out of the mist, 'ironic and inescapable, disgusting Phoenix, son and father to himself', was hilarious.
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finished the talented mr ripley and it was pretty fun but the ending was really anticlimactic. i guess i should have expected seeing that its part of a series... but... started 'the spy who came in from the cold' my first lecarre novel. its interesting so far.
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CestMoi posted:Urs Allemann loving a baby i've got this ordered on your recommendation and i'm pretty hopeful
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has anyone ever written a book from the perspective of a blind person?
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VileLL posted:i've got this ordered on your recommendation and i'm pretty hopeful It's really cool both as a weirdo surrealist kafka/abe/kierkegaard(?????) whatever existential horror scenario and also as a challenge to acceptability in a tradition that would like to think of itself as being beyond concerns like acceptability but lmao that you bought it based on me just bringing it up constantly because it's a funny word
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fridge corn posted:has anyone ever written a book from the perspective of a blind person? No.
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fridge corn posted:has anyone ever written a book from the perspective of a blind person? Jose Saramago has Unless you mean blind from birth, then maybe but I dunno
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Guy A. Person posted:Jose Saramago has Blindness is from the perspective of the only woman who can still see DUMBASS
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Borgias.
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fridge corn posted:has anyone ever written a book from the perspective of a blind person? Homer 
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Franchescanado posted:Homer Homer wasn't real
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Yeah I was kinda thinking more like a book which uses no visual descriptions whatsoever.
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fridge corn posted:has anyone ever written a book from the perspective of a blind person? Helen Keller wrote an autobiography.
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Next you're gonna tell me Aesop was fake. Fine, Oedipus at Colonus
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Wasn't Aesop real? All those talking animals of his, they were fake.
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tetrapyloctomy posted:Helen Keller wrote an autobiography. And it's actually well written and very much worth reading, especially if you're interested in how she perceived the world.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Wasn't Aesop real? All those talking animals of his, they were fake. I meant Uncle Remus, so here we are.
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tetrapyloctomy posted:Helen Keller wrote an autobiography. hmm that's a start
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Homer wasn't real was too
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Blindness is from the perspective of the only woman who can still see DUMBASS actually the perspective shifts between characters iirc
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ulvir posted:actually the perspective shifts between characters iirc it actually an omniscient 3rd person narrator
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Blindness is from the perspective of the only woman who can still see DUMBASS oh fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck
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wow le carre is drat good. don't know how have I never read any of his stuff before, probably assumed it was some bond or mission impossible type poo poo. i am a fan now, yowza
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chernobyl kinsman posted:was too was not
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mdemone posted:was not chernobyl kinsman posted:was too The last 2000 years of Homeric Scholarship in summary
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it's the no homers club: there's allowed to be one.
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About halfway through A Little Life and I don't think I've ever read anything quite this miserable. gently caress.
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Budgie Jumping posted:About halfway through A Little Life and I don't think I've ever read anything quite this miserable. gently caress. it sounds extremely bad.
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I'm re-reading 100 years of solitude for the second time this year
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A human heart posted:it sounds extremely bad. So far I've liked it more than I would ever expect to like 400 (out of 800) pages of yuppie-centric psycho melodrama. But I will probably regret spending this much time reading it. Aquarium had the decency to be so tight in scope. What kind of person decides to write an emotional torture porn epic?
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Ras Het posted:I'm re-reading 100 years of solitude for the second time this year i found a copy of love in the time of cholera on the sidewalk so I'll probably read that soon
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