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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7 years, 10 months ago

after such hard work, he managed to lose her archive/silicon-jest

[...] He thinks now, maybe it's because she picked it, maybe because she thought it was the one he wanted, and in doing so, made it the one he wanted, because he'd very much wanted her and always felt he'd have to keep wanting her in order to keep her. He tries to remember how, after such hard work…

—p.117 Sonora Review Issue 55 Knocks at the Door (111) by Jarod Roselló
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Clinton's philandering welfare 'reform'

The thought of putting on a suit that had been moldering away in Dr. Rhodes's mothbally basement through Johnson's tumid utopianism, Nixon's grim Machiavellianism, Ford's linebackerish solidity, Carter's nutria-incensing malaise, Reagan's ultraviscus trickle-down nonsense, Bush's patrician scanner-…

—p.78 Couvade (78) by Kellie Wells
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it's other people you should be trying to impress

[...] I felt like people should do what they wanted to and not what other people would prefer. I've rethought this position over the years, though, and done an about-face. I realized that while every individual is basically forced into a relationship with himself (when you eat dinner in a restauran…

—p.73 Regicide (70) missing author
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deep roots furled out underneath it project/from-first-principles

[...] Calculus was realizing that something you had previously understood to be true in only a silly, facile way really had deep roots furled out underneath it that proved its worth and fireworks that shot up out of it too, newer and more complicated and more beautiful than what you had known befor…

—p.70 Regicide (70) missing author
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for this reason archive/silicon-jest

The entire Chicago Voice Center staff is warm, sharp, and highly knowledgeable [...] As soon as he walks through the doors a calm washes over his entire person.

For this reason, Alex has considered increasing the frequency of his visits, but also doesn't want to put Dr. Gail D. Schonberg out any…

—p.61 Melancholia Hypochondriaca (58) by John Holliday