Jim Krotzman

“...a woman without love for her origins is lost.”
― Elena Ferrante

“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

“Dignity is the highest and one of the greatest gifts you could give your fellow man.”
― Dimitry Elias Léger, God Loves Haiti

“...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