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Babel
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by R.F. Kuang (Goodreads Author)
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""das Ergebnis war eine Stadt, die grösser, schwerer, schneller und heller war, als die Natur erlaubte. London war unersättlich, labte sich an dem Ertrag des Raubguts und verhungerte trotzdem. London war sowohl unvorstellbar reich als auch bettelarm. London - wunderschön, hässlich, weitläufig, beengt, rülpsend, schniefend, rechtschaffen, scheinheilig, versilbert - stand der Abrechnung kurz bevor"" — Aug 28, 2026 02:47AM

 
The Odyssey
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by Homer
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""Also sprach er und setzt' am Herd in die Asche sich nieder"

"This essay focuses (to use the Latin word for hearth, focus) on the situational context of the hearth as a venue for refuge":

https://journals.openedition.org/pall..."
— Sep 28, 2026 04:26AM

 
Call Me By Your Name
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by André Aciman (Goodreads Author)
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""You can go to sleep, if you want," he said, perhaps the kindest words he'd ever spoken to me, a hand on my shoulder, while I, Judas-like, kept saying to myself, If only he knew." — Jun 13, 2026 02:16PM

 
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Sophocles
“We begin in the dark
and birth is the death of us”
― Sophocles, Antigone

Sophocles
“I say that this crime is holy.”
― Sophocles, Antigone

Aleister Crowley
“Now, for some reason or other best known to themselves, the translators of the Bible have carefully crowded out of existence and covered up every reference to the fact that the Deity is both masculine and feminine.”
― Aleister Crowley, 777 and Other Qabalistic Writings of Aleister Crowley

Franz Kafka
“»Dort sind Leute! Denkt Euch, die schlafen nicht!«

»Und warum denn nicht?«

»Weil sie nicht müde werden.«

»Und warum denn nicht?«

»Weil sie Narren sind.«

»Werden denn Narren nicht müde?«

»Wie könnten Narren müde werden!«”
― Franz Kafka

“and you've cried once more because recognition feels like forgiveness, which is a burning furnace that can't stand on its own. Love is a feast but you've learned to abstain. There is a sickness that follows the shame of giving with love only to be met with slaughter.”
― Anonymous

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