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

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I understood that one line perfectly

But back to meeting Bethany. Dinner had made me sluggish. Before b-ball at the gym, I planned to shower, get through more of The Gothic Image. It was a book for my medieval history class, about religious art in France. I was a hundred pages behind. The previous owner had highlighted a single senten…

—p.27 An Oral History of Atlantis Machine City (22) by Ed Park
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9 months ago

we named them after a race-car driver and a cat

The wife on Ambien forgets about our children, Danica, eleven, and Morris, five. We named them after a race-car driver and a cat. It was her idea. She had it on Ambien. I get home from work after nine and see them attacking each other with belts while she sleeps, all the cushions and pillows piled …

—p.19 The Wife on Ambien (17) by Ed Park
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the wife on Ambien hails Uber after Uber

The wife on Ambien hails Uber after Uber. The cars stream toward us like a series of sharks. It’s four A.M. Drivers from many countries gather on the corner, fling curses at our window, break out the booze, promise each other their children in marriage.

—p.18 The Wife on Ambien (17) by Ed Park
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I fling a book across the room

I’m forever reading about people who get so incensed at a book that they fling it across the room. This always seemed to me journalistic boilerplate, like those ten-minute standing ovations you read about at the Cannes Film Festival. Nevertheless, for the first time in my life, I fling a book acros…

—p.14 Bring on the Dancing Horses (7) by Ed Park
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9 months ago

my mom sells my old comic books

My dad is retired—or was. Is it that they need the money? I fantasize about a heretofore unknown gambling problem, hush funds, love children. My mom sells my old comic books and De La Soul cassingles on eBay. She doesn’t know I know. Every so often I’ll think about stuff I loved in my youth, and a …

—p.7 Bring on the Dancing Horses (7) by Ed Park