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aza is starting Gideon la Neuvième (Le Tombeau scellé #1)
Back to my roots. Missed my girl
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Gideon la Neuvième (Le Tombeau scellé #1)

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aza is on page 128 of 314 of The Unbearable Lightness of Being
Holy SHIT this is good
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being

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aza is on page 66 of 314 of The Unbearable Lightness of Being
“Sabina took the camera from her, and Tereza took off her clothes. There she stood before Sabina naked and disarmed. Literally disarmed: deprived of the apparatus she had been using to cover her face and aim at Sabina like a weapon. She was completely at the mercy of Tomas’s mistress. This beautiful submission intoxicated Tereza. She wished that the moment she stood naked opposite Sabina would never end.”
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being

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aza is on page 44 of 314 of The Unbearable Lightness of Being
“Tereza’s mother never stopped reminding her that being a mother meant sacrificing everything. […] Tereza would listen and believe that being a mother was the highest value in life and that being a mother was a great sacrifice. If a mother was Sacrifice personified, then a daughter was Guilt, with no possibility of redress.”
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being

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aza is on page 41 of 314 of The Unbearable Lightness of Being
“Staring at herself for long stretches of time, she was occasionally upset at the sight of her mother’s features in her face. She would stare all the more doggedly at her image in an attempt to wish them away and keep only what was hers alone. Each time she succeeded was a time of intoxication.”
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being

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aza is on page 11 of 314 of The Unbearable Lightness of Being
“Tomas did not realize at the time that metaphors are dangerous. Metaphors are not to be trifled with. A single metaphor can give birth to love.”
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being

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aza is on page 7 of 314 of The Unbearable Lightness of Being
“He smelled the delicate aroma of her fever and breathed it in, as if trying to glut himself with the intimacy of her body. And all at once he fancied she had been with him for many years and was dying. He had a sudden clear feeling that he would not survive her death. He would lie down beside her and want to die with her.”
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being

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aza is on page 207 of 386 of The Gambler and Other Stories
“I want to fathom her secrets; I would like her to come to me and say: ‘I love you,’ and if not that, if such madness is inconceivable, then… well, what is there for me to wish for? Do I really know what I want? I’m done for; all I want is to be in her presence, in her light, in her radiance, for ever, always, my whole life. I don’t know anything else!”
— Nov 02, 2026 02:50PM Add a comment
The Gambler and Other Stories

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aza is on page 53 of 112 of Too Loud a Solitude
“It never ceased to amaze me, until suddenly one day I felt beautiful and holy for having had the courage to hold on to my sanity after all I’d seen and been through, body and soul, in too loud a solitude, and slowly I came to the realization that my work was hurtling me headlong into an infinite field of omnipotence.”
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Too Loud a Solitude

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aza is on page 154 of 386 of The Gambler and Other Stories
“Do you know that some day I will kill you? I won’t kill you because I have stopped loving you or because I’m jealous of you, but I’ll kill you simply because sometimes I want to devour you.”
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The Gambler and Other Stories

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aza is on page 133 of 386 of The Gambler and Other Stories
“And yet, I swear by all that is holy, that if she had indeed said to me on the Schlangenberg, on that fashionable peak: ‘Throw yourself down’, then I would have thrown myself at one, and even with delight. I knew that.”
— Oct 28, 2026 12:54PM Add a comment
The Gambler and Other Stories

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aza is on page 47 of 112 of Too Loud a Solitude
“And as I helped him up, I felt him shake all over, so I asked him to forgive me, without knowing what for, but that was my lot, asking forgiveness, I even asked forgiveness of myself for being what I was, what it was my nature to be.”
— Oct 27, 2026 02:09PM Add a comment
Too Loud a Solitude

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aza is on page 29 of 112 of Too Loud a Solitude
“I asked her to forgive me, because I always feel I’m to blame for everything—anything that happens, anything I ever read about in the papers.”
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Too Loud a Solitude

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aza is on page 11 of 112 of Too Loud a Solitude
“Well, I just stood there, and as the last car disappeared into the mist, I felt the rain on my face merging with tears, so when on my way out of the station I saw a policeman in uniform, I crossed my wrists and begged him with the utmost sincerity to take out his handcuffs, his bracelets, as we used to call them, and take me in—I’d committed a crime, a crime against humanity.”
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Too Loud a Solitude

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aza is 68% done with The Fires of December (Hoid's Travails, #3)
“‘About the Aeon binding that gigantic hemalurgy-adjacent spike to the spiritual aspect of the splintered Ambitional entity? What I can’t figure out is how someone attached an Aeon to silver; must be some kind of, I don’t know, padding of purified investiture? Maybe some repurposed breaths?’
The three shared befuddled looks at the string of absolute nonsense.”
— Oct 26, 2026 08:32PM Add a comment
The Fires of December (Hoid's Travails, #3)

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aza is 68% done with The Fires of December (Hoid's Travails, #3)
“Less a sword, more like—well, a giant nail or spike.”
OH FUCK OFF
— Oct 25, 2026 09:04PM Add a comment
The Fires of December (Hoid's Travails, #3)

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aza is on page 278 of 641 of The Portable Nineteenth-century Russian Reader
“How can a heart expression find? / How should another know your mind? / Will he discern what quickens you? / A thought once uttered is untrue.”
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The Portable Nineteenth-century Russian Reader

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aza is 40% done with The Fires of December (Hoid's Travails, #3)
Fuck he’s actually really endearing
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The Fires of December (Hoid's Travails, #3)

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aza is on page 268 of 295 of Fathers and Sons
“‘Katerina Sergeyevna,’ he said in a trembling voice, and clenching his fists, ‘I love you forever, irrevocably, and I love only you.’”
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Fathers and Sons

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aza is on page 244 of 295 of Fathers and Sons
“‘It was I who challenged him.’
‘But goodness, there’s blood on you!’
‘And did you suppose I had water in my veins?’”
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Fathers and Sons

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aza is 31% done with The Fires of December (Hoid's Travails, #3)
“That’s right! I realize we are already quite far into this tale, but I can now—finally—tell you what it is actually about. This is a murder mystery, and I was the victim.”
— Oct 16, 2026 08:39PM Add a comment
The Fires of December (Hoid's Travails, #3)

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aza is on page 236 of 308 of Ferdydurke
— Oct 14, 2026 07:36PM Add a comment
Ferdydurke

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aza is on page 213 of 308 of Ferdydurke
“She’s too good. Too kind-hearted. It’s nothing but kindness. I’m drowning in auntie’s kindness, I’m sucking on her sweet candy, and according to her—I’m still two years old, and anyway, do I exist for her? I don’t, my hair is uncle Edward’s, my nose is my father’s, my eyes are my mother’s, my chin belongs to the Pifczyckis, I’m a collection of the family’s body parts.”
— Oct 14, 2026 07:22PM Add a comment
Ferdydurke

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aza is on page 139 of 295 of Fathers and Sons
“‘There will be a bottle of champagne?’ queried Bazarov.
‘Three!’ cried Sitnikov. ‘I’ll answer for that!’
‘With what?’
‘My own head.’
‘Your father’s money-bags would be better. However, let’s go.’”
— Oct 14, 2026 12:31PM Add a comment
Fathers and Sons

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aza is on page 129 of 295 of Fathers and Sons
“‘and in the meantime Arkady and I will—‘
‘Jeer at everything,’ broke in Pavel Petrovich.
‘No, go and dissect frogs. Come along, Arkady.’”
— Oct 13, 2026 07:38PM Add a comment
Fathers and Sons

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