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If anyone is interested in an Epub version of HIKTUM I have about five to give away. Leave a comment/email address below
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"For the past eighty-some day I've read one of Kawabata's Palm-of-the-Hand Stories each evening. In terms of structural elegance and ingenuity, they're second to none."
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“I cannot recall having believed, even as a child, that the purpose of reading fiction was to learn about the place commonly called the real world. I seem to have sensed from the first that to read fiction was to make available for myself a new kind of space. In that space, a version of myself was free to move among places and personages the distinguishing features of which were the feelings they caused to arise in me rather than their seeming appearance, much less their possible resemblance to places or persons in the world where I sat reading.”
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“looking into her bruised face the schoolmaster thought that the history of the world was the history of cruelty, that it had never been anything else: they limped along the great curve of extinction, one foot in the void, dwindling each year and it was cruelty that made them cling on, pain and the paining of others that kept them moving”
― The Doloriad
― The Doloriad
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