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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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the violet twilight of Park Avenue inspo/setting

At some point in the night, sleepless, as I stood by a window overlooking a blue swimming pool, I remembered walking once past the Waldorf and St. Bartholomew’s and the Seagram Building and then looking across the street to see a lovely girl in light green standing by the Mercedes-Benz showroom on …

—p.364 Americana by Don DeLillo
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I take a mild and gentle Palmolive bath topic/americana

“What is the role of commercial television in the twentieth century and beyond?”

“In my blackest moods I feel it spells chaos for all of us.”

“How do you get over these moods?” I said.

“I take a mild and gentle Palmolive bath, brush my teeth with Crest, swallow two Sominex tablets, and try…

—p.274 by Don DeLillo
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a television set is an electronic form of packaging topic/americana

“And I have the questions,” I said. “We begin, simply enough, with a man watching television. Quite possibly he is being driven mad, slowly, in stages, program by program, interruption by interruption. Still, he watches. What is there in that box? Why is he watching?”

“The TV set is a package an…

—p.270 by Don DeLillo
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maybe it’s selective automation you want topic/americana

“We’re consultants to government and industry,” Wild said finally. “Want to know about production flow systems? Materials handling? Centralized processing and distribution? Automation you know isn’t necessarily the answer. First you study the operation. Then you analyze the system in terms of costs…

—p.264 by Don DeLillo
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falling in love with a Vietnamese girl topic/americana

“I have fantasies about falling in love with a Vietnamese girl,” Brand said. “But then she dies of a funny disease and I spend the rest of my life in pain.”

The northern monsoon clouds were lifting. The killer teams were sweeping the villages. At night you could see the tracers streaking across …

—p.256 by Don DeLillo