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"have not stopped thinking about these two sentences since I read them: “A man who responds to email is a man who receives more email.” and the early morning set up: “Outside, the birds were still clearing their throats.” James Tate Hill you absolute icon!!!" — Sep 07, 2021 12:28PM
"have not stopped thinking about these two sentences since I read them: “A man who responds to email is a man who receives more email.” and the early morning set up: “Outside, the birds were still clearing their throats.” James Tate Hill you absolute icon!!!" — Sep 07, 2021 12:28PM
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"This first story has siblings who use an app to create a personalised hologram of their dead mom based on all her journals —having to edit out mention of her past lovers, possible affairs and secret smoking and drinking habits for their dad to hang out with. It’s got futuristic vibes plus grief and family dynamics, sooo interesting." — Aug 18, 2021 02:01PM
"This first story has siblings who use an app to create a personalised hologram of their dead mom based on all her journals —having to edit out mention of her past lovers, possible affairs and secret smoking and drinking habits for their dad to hang out with. It’s got futuristic vibes plus grief and family dynamics, sooo interesting." — Aug 18, 2021 02:01PM
“Ayami was her future self or her past self. And she was both, existing at the same time. In that other world, she was both the chicken and the old woman. That was the secret of night and day existing simultaneously. Ayami discovered this through a single movement, bending down to pick up the pebble. And, remembering this simultaneous existence more vividly than she remembered herself, became unable to remember anything else.”
― Untold Night and Day
― Untold Night and Day
“Sometimes, Mags, a couple can go through something so terrible that not even love can fix it.”
― Home Before Dark
― Home Before Dark
“This is how I lived back then– through books. I locked myself into their stories, dreamt of their characters at night, pretended to be them. They were my armour against the hard edges of reality. I carried them with me wherever I went, like a talisman in my pocket, thinking of them as almost more real than the people around me, who spoke and lived in denial, destined, I thought, to never do anything worth recounting.”
― Swimming in the Dark
― Swimming in the Dark
“I avoided you, so that you couldn’t avoid me.”
― Swimming in the Dark
― Swimming in the Dark
“Now that I was a boy words flowed out of me with no obstruction. As a girl I'd had to swallow at least half of what I wanted to say. Being allowed to speak my mind felt like running wild down a mountain slope. I might fall and break myself on the rocks at any moment, but for now all I felt was a heady rush.”
― The Brilliant Death
― The Brilliant Death
The Twitterhood of the Traveling Book
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The Twitterhood of the Traveling Book is an idea thought of by me, @Iamworthy0flove. The book is Graceling by Kristen Cashore, which is a book that ha ...more
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