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Margaret Atwood's grasp of neoliberalism inspo/criticism

The question that kept recurring when I was reading both Oryx And Crake and The Year Of The Flood was: why do these books not succeed in the way that The Handmaid's Tale did? If The Handmaid's Tale was an exemplary dystopia, it was because the novel made contact with the Imaginary-Real of…

—p.97 K-punk: The Collected and Unpublished Writings of Mark Fisher Atwood's Anti-Capitalism (93) by Mark Fisher
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Peace is a writer particularly attentive to sound inspo/criticism

In GB84 the result is more poetic than most poetry; it is, naturally, a poetry stripped of all lyricism, a harshly dissonant word-music. Peace is a writer particularly attentive to sound: the unsleeping vigilance of state power is signified by the 'Click, Click' of the telephone tap , the massed …

—p.81 A World of Dread and Fear (77) by Mark Fisher
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his functional, hers celebratory project/rink-story

But so by freshman Halloween Orin was regularly placing his punts inside the opponents' 20, spinning the ball off his cleats' laces so it either hit and squiggled outside the white sideline and out of play or else landed on its point and bounced straight up and seemed to squat in the air, hovering …

—p.294 Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace
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every night we could walk onto a blank stage for/pq-done project/rink-story

I acquired a reputation as straitlaced in The Restaurant when I started seeing the hateful man. My colleagues interpreted it as some kind of new leaf or intentional maturity that I never went out with them after work anymore. But it was just that I didn’t need that scene to fuck with myself because…

—p.132 Love Me Back by Merritt Tierce
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you can let the willingness fall right off your face for/pq project/valet-story

I’m good enough to get the once-over in the bar at The Restaurant, I see them thinking my smallness is appealing, my ass and face are cute enough, I see them thinking that short haircut might be sexy. I’m always in a backless cocktail dress and heels, I’m flat chested and a tad muscular so they ask…

—p.115 by Merritt Tierce