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time to read everything again. project/secret-life topic/love

AFTER THEY MARRIED SHE learned to feel their skin as double-sided. They felt a pause. Theirs was too much feeling to push through the crack that led down to the dim world of time and stuff. That world was gone. They held themselves alert only in those few million cells where they touched. She learn…

—p.31 The Maytrees by Annie Dillard
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the days descend on me unnoticeably like dust project/secret-life topic/growing-older

I take a shower, look in the mirror, and think to myself that I am only twenty years old, and that it feels like I have been married for a generation. It feels like life beyond these green rooms is rushing by for other people as if to the sound of kettledrums and tom-toms. Meanwhile I am only twent…

—p.231 The Copenhagen Trilogy Dependency (225) by Tove Ditlevsen
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my past was receding a little too rapidly inspo/sex project/teacher-story

After he left I started to cry. Then I fell asleep again. At two o’clock I woke up, suddenly remembering I’d made a date with Judy’s Frenchman, the painter Claude Tonnard.

He took me to his studio, poured me out some perfectly ghastly tea and we looked at his paintings a while. Then, as if it wa…

—p.129 The Dud Avocado Part One (5) by Elaine Dundy
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the reclusive Swiss millionaire topic/wealthy-people

Mixed messages, my neighbour continued, as we approached the cove and started to slow down, were a cruel plot device that did sometimes have their counterpart in life: his own brother, the one who had died a few years ago, a dear and generous person, suffered his fatal heart attack while waiting fo…

—p.169 Outline by Rachel Cusk
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I’m sure you’ll manage somehow topic/heartbreak

[...] When eventually I got Chrysta on the line I told her everything about our predicament, said that we were lost somewhere in the mountains, that there was a terrible storm, that the children were frightened and covered in mosquito bites and that I doubted my ability to cope in such a crisis. Bu…

—p.120 by Rachel Cusk