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The girl for whom he felt the more tender kind of love visited him in Geneva just for him to find out a while later that she had gone there to buy a wedding dress……..

Two kinds of romantic love: brotherly and passionate

two pages a day keeps the doctor away

Discoveries so far: he is a masochist but contained (?) the only time he actualised his sexual fantasies was with a girl his age when he was young but never again. A passage i thought was interesting was when he said he remained pure because he never gave into ravenous sensuality… but his fantasies don’t taint his purity?? idk it was a new perspective on the sexual purity subject for me

Pensando ainda se é surpreendente ou previsível que Rousseau tenha sido o filho preferido…

MW é bizarro de bom, Lua Crescente em Amsterdã também - o final com o pássaro azul bicando a borboleta! Também gostei de Noturno Amarelo. A paz da Laura, burguesa confusa e imoral, frente aos seus erros e a uma realidade com a qual não está particularmente satisfeita é reconfortante.

Caramanchão é uma estrutura de jardim suportada por vigas de madeira normalmente construída para fazer jardins suspensos e a cratera de Chicxulub foi formada pelo asteroide que causou a extinção dos dinossauros, em Yucatan, no México. Aprendendo coisas! Gosto de como alguns temas são recorrentes entre as histórias, dá uma coesão interessante

A história do museu de Bogotá dá uma vibe de Love Death and Robots que me agrada. Curtindo muito!

Miss Adele is a great short story!!! I really like the one about the divorced Irish father as well. I had read about Two Men Arrive in a Village before, but I felt it was too obvious of a parable

Melhores histórias até agora: povo que mora no vulcão e a família na cozinha que trabalha na fábrica de sapatos.

Eileen Dove was the author of one of the most well-known Irish poems ever (from what i’ve gathered) and had almost nothing written about her until before this book??? She the sister of Daniel O’Connell, who earned himself a huge monument in the middle of Dublin’s city center and had a bridge named after him, but no homage was payed for the writer of the caoineadh airt uí laoghaire