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Fletcher: Volume I
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Fletcher: Volume II
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Tales of the Shadow-World: Volume I
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Rodney reflects on Marxism/Socialism and how thinkers of this school from (West) Africa approach the theory. I found it interesting how he spoke about Nkrumah's and Cabral's relation to Marxist theory and dialectical approach with class struggle in (W ...more |
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There was a time when reading Kim Jong Il would have been unthinkable. I enjoyed this. I didn't find it profound, but a lot of it made sense and the logic was often the same as I have read from other socialist writers. I especially liked his sections o ...more |
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“There was something very fishy about Riley Bay.”
― Awoken
― Awoken
“Riley Bay wasn’t human.
But if he wasn’t human, then what was he? An alien, sent to Earth to learn about humanity in preparation for an invasion? Riley was certainly weird enough to be an alien, but I didn’t see why the mother ship would send him to Portsmouth, Rhode Island, in the guise of a high schooler.”
― Awoken
But if he wasn’t human, then what was he? An alien, sent to Earth to learn about humanity in preparation for an invasion? Riley was certainly weird enough to be an alien, but I didn’t see why the mother ship would send him to Portsmouth, Rhode Island, in the guise of a high schooler.”
― Awoken
“At night, when the objective world has slunk back into its cavern and left dreamers to their own, there come inspirations and capabilities impossible at any less magical and quiet hour. No one knows whether or not he is a writer unless he has tried writing at night.”
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“I never ask a man what his business is, for it never interests me. What I ask him about are his thoughts and dreams.”
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The Cat and Mouse Act Club
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A little book club in Manchester. Friends meet to discuss books over home made cakes and gin in teapots. From the writer of The Cat and Mouse Act bl ...more