Welcome to Bookmarker!

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

Source code on GitHub (MIT license).

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2 years, 5 months ago

had a light lunch and now it’s dinnertime

Reese struggled to individuate her descriptions of the three fucking-machine videos. She was running out of ways to describe a vagina as hungry. _Her pussy is ravenous. Her pussy had a light lunch and now it’s dinnertime. Her pussy slavers for nourishment. Her pussy is about to faint from low blood…

—p.58 Out There: Stories Shelter (53) by Kate Folk
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2 years, 5 months ago

a thread he could pull to unravel her

“I don’t like the name Todd.” Reese had had an unsettling sexual encounter with a Todd in high school, in the wings of the stage where the marching band practiced. During their courtship Mark would have seized upon this allusion, a thread he could pull to unravel her.

Mark peeled his jacket from…

—p.55 Shelter (53) by Kate Folk
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2 years, 5 months ago

struck by a vision of him as a stranger

Upstairs, Mark stood at the kitchen counter spreading almond butter on toast. From across the kitchen Reese was struck by a vision of him as a stranger. Mark was suddenly not her boyfriend of five years but an unfamiliar man in his late thirties with thinning hair, a swollen stomach, and small, sof…

—p.54 Shelter (53) by Kate Folk
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2 years, 5 months ago

this was my final attempt project/beach-house

“It’s so nice here,” I whispered. Sam didn’t know it, but this was my final attempt. I was giving him one last chance to reveal some soft part of himself he’d kept hidden.

—p.30 Out There (3) by Kate Folk
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in this I glimpsed limitless potential

In the past I had approached dating with the typical fervor of an addict. I’d worked independently to construct the scaffolding of a relationship, then waited for the man I was seeing to step into the blank space I’d retained in his form. Inevitably, he would either balk at the role I’d assigned hi…

—p.10 Out There (3) by Kate Folk