Jim Krotzman

“Freedom to choose your fate is Our Father’s greatest gift to man and woman.” (p.55)”
― Dimitry Elias Léger

“In hyperbolic tones he listed the catastrophes that in his view were approaching: one, the decline of the revolutionary subject par excellence, the working class; two, the definitive dispersion of the political patrimony of socialists and Communists, who were already perverted by their daily quarrel over which was playing the role of capital’s crutch; three, the end of every hypothesis of change, what was there was there and we would have to adapt to it.”
― Elena Ferrante, The Story of the Lost Child

“As you age you learn even to be happy with what you have. That’s one of the few good points of growing older.” (83,Haruki Murakami, What I talk about When I Talk About Running)”
― Haruki Murakami

“...Freud suggested that, in normal mourning, one internalizes the dead. The dead are fully assimilated into the living, a process he called introjection.”
― Teju Cole