Bookmarker is a personal project by @dellsystem to help with retaining reading material. Source on GitHub.

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5 years, 3 months ago

outlining a trapezoid on the dusty Afghan rug

The apartment seemed much the same. Nina’s toys were scattered around, books and magazines piled on every surface. Rei had, perhaps inevitably, spread out slightly while I’d been away. A pair of her shoes were discarded under the sofa. Several folders of legal documents were wedged on the kitchen c…

—p.250 Red Pill by Hari Kunzru
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in this mongrel book

This is the work of a writer whose modest intellectual abilities have been scattered to the winds by the most degraded type of postmodernism. In this mongrel book, rootless cosmopolitanism finds its aesthetic correlative in shopworn irony. Among the low points are a flaccid discussion of French New…

—p.219 by Hari Kunzru
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my people go west in wagons

[...] Cut to a shot of a total eclipse of the sun, a computer animation that turned black and abstracted itself into a spinning wheel. The soundtrack doubled down on cosmic synthetic chords. Dissolve to Anton at the wheel of a small boat, navigating between two islands. Scudding clouds. A gull over…

—p.206 by Hari Kunzru
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inspiring and taking inspiration from himself

[...] The second film was a scroll through the socially mediatized life of a man with a job at a fashion magazine, the kind of publication with a small circulation and a large budget for parties and promotions. He took pictures at the parties and had his picture taken. He frolicked in exotic locati…

—p.205 by Hari Kunzru
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woozily intoxicated by new fatherhood

Rei was leaving agitated messages on my phone. I couldn’t bring myself to listen to them. Ignoring a string of emails with all-caps subject lines, I sent one to her telling her not to worry, that I was in no danger, just “taking some time to think.” I didn’t say where I was. Then I spent an hour sc…

—p.202 by Hari Kunzru