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Ann (Inky Labyrinth)
is on page 164 of 240
[Tesla] praised Gordon’s insight and invited him to join him at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.
My city always showing up in the most unexpected places.
— Oct 29, 2026 06:18AM
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My city always showing up in the most unexpected places.
Avery
is on page 103 of 240
this might seem hyperbolic but I strongly dislike this author. I am only finishing this book so I gain rate it 1 star and right a negative review. No passion, no purpose, no feelings, no aesthetics, no meaning, no message. Astoundingly soulless.
— Oct 04, 2026 10:39AM
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Avery
is on page 55 of 240
This is such a Janet Hong thing for Janet Hong to translate. Anywho, I need to read Korean classics because I am disappointed by the contemporary novels I read more often than not. Or is the essence of a work just lost in translation? There’s just something lacking in most of the korean works I read.
— Oct 02, 2026 04:03PM
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emily
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‘This film is the crystallisation of pathological obsession. It jumps from dance to dance without warning or explanation, and music of every kind overlaps chaotically. Places—people parade endlessly past, yet the film’s meaning remains opaque. It is a strange work that stubbornly refuses to show the history—Each time the leaves trembled, the sunlight filtering through them also wavered—rhythmic sound—waves striking—’
— Sep 02, 2026 02:56AM
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emily
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‘One critic said, ‘—his latest work—reached even greater heights.’ But has it, really? There are still nights I can’t sleep—nights when that strange feeling takes hold—as if I’m swelling up. ‘You asked me why I gave the blanket to that couple—Do you know what she said to me then? She said, ‘You see—we’re nothing. We’re human trash.’ I couldn’t say anything—I just stood there—All I could do was pat their cold heads.’’
— Sep 01, 2026 02:20AM
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