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Dissecting the Cr...
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"This is basically a huge scholarly paper and it is horrifying and I am enjoying it. It's a little slow-going, partly due to academic language but more due to the really really messed up implications." Oct 19, 2017 05:32AM

 
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"I am almost halfway through this book and so far there have been zero dolls OR mothers" Jan 05, 2018 06:11AM

 
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This fits with the broad cultural script that insists that women are interested in stories of violence because of their own history of violation—except that the women in the survey clarified that they weren’t just talking about harm that ...more
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Michael Marshall Smith
“The telephone, though a remarkable device, is not designed for real communication, for the heavy lifting of personal interaction. For the big stuff, you have to be in the same physical space. Questions are asked and answered on a chemical level: Our species lived and loved and dealt with each other for millions of years before we developed language. It’s still only ever background music.”
Michael Marshall Smith, The Intruders

Jeremy Robert Johnson
“Lucy wondered where she might be at that exact moment if she hadn’t spent so much time trying to be the right version of herself for those around her.”
Jeremy Robert Johnson, The Loop

Hester Fox
“We put our feet on the hard ground, take in the night air and look around as if this whole place has sprung up for us and us alone. Not just the house, but the ancient trees, the watching insects, the stars and even the moon. But they have all lived without us for lifetimes that make our own look like the blink of the eye. The house, with its strict walls and severe lines, is shamefully out of place, something modern dropped down somewhere as soft as feathers, as twisty and spreading as willow roots. How do the trees and the insects and the stars and the moon like it, I wonder? How do they like to have to share their secret lives with us now?”
Hester Fox, The Witch of Willow Hall: A Chilling Gothic Mystery of Haunted Houses and Ancient Magic

Joe  Hill
“It was hard to venture back near the place you’d been bred without settling into the characteristics of the person you’d been there.”
Joe Hill, Heart-Shaped Box

Jeremy Robert Johnson
“All of that requires that they do what you’re talking about: destroying our empathy and reducing our faith in reason. Those guys on the border laughed when they let you through because you’re not even human to them. You’re a unit of something else. They rename you ‘test subject’ or ‘enemy,’ or they assign you a race or a nation or a class—and then they don’t have to think about you anymore.”
Jeremy Robert Johnson, The Loop

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This is a group for people who want to read more diversely, and would like some challenge goals to help them do it. Recommending books to each other i ...more
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