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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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an industry seen as ultimately frivolous

The same year as her Morning Show performance, Gene Deitch invited Connie to perform at his salon, a regular event he held and recorded in his Greenwich Village apartment. Connie arrived in a long shapeless dress, leading someone to quip that she’d “just come in from milking the cows,” to which she…

—p.141 Biography of X Connie (137) by Catherine Lacey
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shorter supply than lecherous adults project/beach-house

Often X made the argument that our supposedly liberal society was illogically puritanical about age differences in romantic partners, that “some” fourteen-year-olds were more mature and capable than adults well over twice their age. I agreed this was a possibility, but it seemed sagacious teens wer…

—p.137 Connie (137) by Catherine Lacey
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shorter supply than lecherous adults project/beach-house

Often X made the argument that our supposedly liberal society was illogically puritanical about age differences in romantic partners, that “some” fourteen-year-olds were more mature and capable than adults well over twice their age. I agreed this was a possibility, but it seemed sagacious teens wer…

—p.137 Connie (137) by Catherine Lacey
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a need to outweigh all the dying with warm bodies

For a time, her letters to Ted took an explicit turn—not toward him but about herself. “I want it more than both ways—I want it all ways. I only want a dick because boys look at me more than girls do and it seems a shame to go around empty-handed.”* She writes of lovers, but never love. She writes …

—p.131 Ted Gold (122) by Catherine Lacey
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when all the stories break down

What if I could be taken to wherever Gregory Charleston went? Would it be worse than here or better or the same? Cannot stand another day in this kitchen … Billy says there are times in a life when all the stories break down, and how we chose to react then says everything about who we are.

—p.130 Ted Gold (122) by Catherine Lacey