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Book cover for peluda (Button Poetry)
i know that the first time i got my heart broken, mami took me into the kitchen & waxed my eyebrows told me that the best revenge was looking your best, reminded me that beauty is a lot of things, but mostly it is pain.
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Naomi Novik
“And on the wedding contract, before me and my parents and the rabbi, and Wanda and Sergey for our witnesses, in silver ink he signed his name.

But I won't ever tell you what it is.”
Naomi Novik, Spinning Silver

Mary Doria Russell
“Do you know what made me fall in love with you?" George asked suddenly. Anne shook her head, puzzles that he should ask her this now. "I heard you laugh down the hall, just before I got to Spanish class that first day. I couldn't see you, I just heard this fabulous laugh, like a whole octave, top to bottom, and I had to hear it again." She put her fork down gently and came around the table to stand by his chair. His hands went around her hips and she pulled his head to her belly, cradling it against her body. "Let's live forever, old man," she said, smoothing the silver hair away from his face and bending to kiss him. He grinned up at her. "Okay," he said amiably, "but only because it'll really piss off that insurance guy you bought the annuities from." And she laughed, a full octave, descending from high C like chimes.”
Mary Doria Russell, The Sparrow

Naomi Novik
“A power claimed and challenged and thrice carried out is true; the proving makes it so.”
Naomi Novik, Spinning Silver

Patrick deWitt
“He was a pile of American garbage and she feared she would love him forever.”
Patrick deWitt, French Exit

Anna Burns
“As we jumped the tiny hedge because we couldn't be bothered with the tiny gate to set off on our running, I inhaled the early evening light and realized this was softening, what others might term a little softening. Then, landing on the pavement in the direction of the parks & reservoirs, I exhaled this light and for a moment, just a moment, I almost nearly laughed.”
Anna Burns, Milkman
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