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she feels sorry for people too easily

Chl is still making progress with her therapy; it’s interesting to see how she’s opening up to topics that she used to be very closed to. These days she talks easily about things that were once completely off limits, or too painful to address. She told me on the phone that today she attacked the th…

—p.59 The Luminous Novel by Mario Levrero
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your relationship and its problems

I read the questionnaires, and while I was reading them I composed my responses in my head. The questions addressed a multitude of personal topics and referred to my life history from birth to the present day. Each one had only a limited space for the answer, and yet each one deserved a response th…

—p.29 by Mario Levrero
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intensely afraid of my own selfhood

I almost certainly won’t manage. Experience has taught me that. And yet I find myself hoping things will be different this time, because the grant is involved. I’ve already been sent the first half of the money, which will be enough to keep me until the end of the year in a reasonable life of leisu…

—p.21 by Mario Levrero
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writing it was my duty project/nye-play why/write

My doubts relate more to the fact that now, when I look back on that time, another completely different image occurs to me as the source of that impulse; and judging by this image, the initial impulse arose from a conversation I had with a friend. I’d told this friend about an experience of mine th…

—p.11 by Mario Levrero
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both "good" and "bad" project/nemesis

[...] This is what Lynch is about in this movie: both innocence and damnation; both sinned-against and sinning. Laura Palmer in Fire Walk with Me is both "good" and "bad," and yet also neither: she's complex, contradictory, real. And we hate this possibility in movies; we hate this "_both…

—p.211 A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again: Essays and Arguments David Lynch Keeps His Head (146) by David Foster Wallace