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George’s 2025 Year in Books
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FAMINE: A Sequence
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2025
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3 editions
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URBANIMALITY: Fragments
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Over the Counter Hallucinogenics
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2026
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2 editions
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“This forbidden ambrosia—when Eve tastes it, she blushes before the image of the naked Adam, and together they fall like Icarus, without wings, with a smile.”
― FAMINE: A Sequence
― FAMINE: A Sequence
“How did we end up here? I ask as well; canned like sardines on sale, so tranquil and shiny, with dead eyes and open mouths, in oil without guts. Their only purpose: to wait. Wait until someone opens the can—or the metro door—to be eaten. But they don’t care. Why care? They’re already inside. Dead.”
― URBANIMALITY: Fragments
― URBANIMALITY: Fragments
“We conformed, and we will conform again—and then again—until our final conformity.”
― URBANIMALITY: Fragments
― URBANIMALITY: Fragments
“Eye contact was a delicate matter. A quarter second of a shared glance was a violation of agreements that made the city operational.”
― Cosmopolis
― Cosmopolis
“It is a kind of dizzying comfort to contemplate the open abyss when, at the bottom of that abyss, lies nothingness.”
― The Count of Monte Cristo
― The Count of Monte Cristo
