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Steven T. Bramble
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Grid City Overload
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2012
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4 editions
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Disposable Thought
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2015
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3 editions
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Affliction Included
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2009
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Affliction Included
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Review: ONE DAY OF LIFE by Manlio Argueta
One Day of Life by Manlio ArguetaMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is one of those books that it seems like everyone should know after you've already read it, but coming across it in English isn't necessarily a piece of cake. Suffice it to say, it's one of the best, most timeless, and most relevant works of Latin American literature I've ever read.
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“Now he began to intuitively sense a world organized according to lawfully segregated zones of those allowed to exist fully and those corralled into a state of half-being, tamped beneath normal levels of cognition into a grim unceasing purgatory. Personhood and Objecthood entwined, and distinguishing the difference turned into an exercise of pure ambivalence.”
― Disposable Thought
― Disposable Thought
“Then I was lookin at this obviously terrorized copy of an A-F encyclopedia splayed across the flame-tiled floor behind the toilet, all broken-spined with aged grainy pages spilling from its middle like gore spilling from the belly of a gutted fish. Most of the pages were full of smudged type speckled with urine fallout, but peeking at a sideways angle from beneath the top cover was a hint of a dual-colored map of the Americas, and just above that, bent and torn but still monstrously vivid, were the creeping whiskery legs of an arachnid fanning out over the continents.”
― Grid City Overload
― Grid City Overload
“Then I was lookin at this obviously terrorized copy of an A-F encyclopedia splayed across the flame-tiled floor behind the toilet, all broken-spined with aged grainy pages spilling from its middle like gore spilling from the belly of a gutted fish. Most of the pages were full of smudged type speckled with urine fallout, but peeking at a sideways angle from beneath the top cover was a hint of a dual-colored map of the Americas, and just above that, bent and torn but still monstrously vivid, were the creeping whiskery legs of an arachnid fanning out over the continents.”
― Grid City Overload
― Grid City Overload
“Now he began to intuitively sense a world organized according to lawfully segregated zones of those allowed to exist fully and those corralled into a state of half-being, tamped beneath normal levels of cognition into a grim unceasing purgatory. Personhood and Objecthood entwined, and distinguishing the difference turned into an exercise of pure ambivalence.”
― Disposable Thought
― Disposable Thought
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