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).

Activity

You added a note
1 month ago

I was aware that I was being profoundly ungenerous

He was supposed to be working at a Sacramento Hertz, lost in memory and yearning. Or pacing around their shitty little house with Claire telling him to take out the trash and him saying What? And her saying Take out the fucking trash. Blazing around the stage, doing the thing he was put on this ear…

—p.320 All Fours by Miranda July
You added a note
1 month ago

God, I’m not usually this nervous

I waited for her to say more, but she was done talking, so I took over. Yammering away, I went back and forth in my mind about whether there was a charge between us—I wasn’t overcome by lust, but then, she didn’t seem to be, either. She was sober so I decided not to vape. If I wasn’t aroused by the…

—p.267 by Miranda July
You added a note
1 month ago

this was the cost of that free feeling each morning

“We went back to her place.”

“Okay.” I stood up. “Okay then.” I sat down. I put my hands to my cheeks and then clasped them in my lap. “All right. All right then.”

He watched me, braced for whatever was coming. I crossed my arms and looked away. So, this was the cost of that free feeling each…

—p.260 by Miranda July
You added a note
1 month ago

no way of knowing for sure, but here’s hoping

CHAPTER 22
He said it didn’t usually take so long, but his daughter had just gotten married.

“It was a big to-do. Destination wedding. Anyway, you had some plates you wanted to run?”

“No, not anymore. I figured it out.” I told him about the telephotographer and the real estate card.

“Why …

—p.256 by Miranda July
You added a note
1 month ago

sounds like you could use a vacation

“Have you been anywhere fun lately?” a long-haired man asked me after describing Cancún.

“No,” I said, “but I’m just realizing this dynamic I have with my husband where I express my problem so dramatically that I become the problem, which makes me desperate to win back his favor. It’s a cycle …

—p.241 by Miranda July