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"After reading one of the densest volumes of epic and philosophy I’ve ever read in a matter of 12 days, I am only 8% done. 9 volumes and 5400~ pages to go, and that fills me with both excitement and dread at incredibly intense levels. No work has inspired me more as a reader since Finnegans Wake last summer." Aug 03, 2022 06:22PM

 
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Marc Bloch
“In contrast, historical time is a concrete and living reality with an irreversible onward rush. It is the very plasma in which events are immersed, and the field within which they become intelligible.”
Marc Bloch, The Historian's Craft: Reflections on the Nature and Uses of History and the Techniques and Methods of Those Who Write It.

William T. Vollmann
“I ask again: - Do we carry our landscapes with us locked in our ice-hearts, and can we fit them over what was there just as we can clothe ourselves forever in the stiff and crackling cloaks that lie in the churchyard permafrost at Herjolfsness?”
William T. Vollmann, The Ice-Shirt

William T. Vollmann
“. . . for his thoughts were but a succession of stars that wheeled about in his skull-sky like the moon and the sun, chasing each other through all the lovely halls.”
William T. Vollmann, The Ice-Shirt

Samuel Beckett
“I'm always seeking something, it's tiring in the end - and it's only the beginning,”
Samuel Beckett, The Unnamable

Guillermo Cabrera Infante
“Because the dictionary created its suspense with one word lost in a wood of words (not like needles in a haystack which are easy to find, but one particular pin in a pincushion) and there was the wrong word and the word innocent and the word guilty and the word-assassin and the word-police and the word-chase and the word-rescue-patrol in the last word-reel and lastly the word end, and because the suspense of the dictionary lay in seeing oneself looking desperately for a word up and down the columns until one found it and when it turned up seeing that it meant something different, this was better than one's surprise at the last real...”
Guillermo Cabrera Infante, Three Trapped Tigers

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