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Running Close to the Wind

by Alexandra Rowland (Goodreads Author)

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A Little Larger Than the Entire Universe: Selected Poems

by Fernando Pessoa

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Classical Philosophy (A History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps #1)

by Peter S. Adamson

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“It was an eternal feeling, this sense of being unwelcome. No matter where she was, Effy was always afraid she was not wanted.”
― Ava Reid, A Study in Drowning

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“Even in the most terrible chapters of my life I have always known a certain, savage beauty— in the color of the sky, the sense of birds flying close to my ear, the feel of the soft-loam earth and the joy of running through the untended woods until I became more animal than spirit.”
― Claire Oshetsky, Poor Deer

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“When men fall into the sea, they drown. When women meet the water, they transform. It becomes vital to ask: is this a metamorphosis, or a homecoming?”
― Ava Reid, A Study in Drowning

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