Degradation


The Sinner (L.O.R.D.S., #2)
The Dare (Losers, #0.5)
Sabotage (L.O.R.D.S., #4)
That Sik Luv
The Ritual (L.O.R.D.S., #1)
The Anti-Hero (The Goode Brothers, #1)
Losers: Part I (Losers, #1)
No Place to Hide (Havoc's Playground, #1)
Losers: Part II (Losers, #2)
The Sacrifice (L.O.R.D.S., #3)
Hitched (Ride or Die Romances)
Carnage (L.O.R.D.S., #5)
Heartless Beloved (North Shore, #2)
The Never King (Vicious Lost Boys, #1)
The Naughty List (Naughtier and Naughtier, #1)
He was so staggered that he started to laugh, but his laughter subsided almost at once, and in its place he felt a wave of fury and despair roll over him at the sheer inexorability of late-capitalist degradation not just of the environment, not just of civic institutions, not just of intellectual and political ideals, but worse, of his own expectations, of what he even felt was possible any more—a familiar surge of grief and helpless rage at the reckless, wasteful, soulless, narcissistic, barren ...more
Eleanor Catton, Birnam Wood

Toni Morrison
Deacon began to speak of a woman who he had used; how he had turned up his nose at her because her loose and easy ways gave him the license to drop and despise her. That while the adultery preyed on him for a short while (very short), his long remorse was at having become what the Old Fathers cursed: the kind of man who set himself up to judge, rout and even destroy the needy, the defenseless, the different.
Toni Morrison, Paradise

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