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G L is 61% done with Vertigo: The Rise and Fall of Weimar Germany
For the cult of the body in the 1920's, choreographed mass experience turned into a more intense form of self-intoxication. Just as the troupes of girl dancers amalgamated themselves into a single led twirling millipede, combat units also synchronized their members into a formation that was more than the sum of its individual parts."
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Vertigo: The Rise and Fall of Weimar Germany

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G L is 61% done with Vertigo: The Rise and Fall of Weimar Germany
’In hiking and wandering you should carry and feel the space that encloses you and thank it with your breath,’ the old Spirit of the Wandervögel recommended. Hiking, with its aspiration to harmony with nature, made way for the aggressive conquest of space associated woh marching.
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Vertigo: The Rise and Fall of Weimar Germany


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G L is 73% done with The Sound and the Fury
and I was thinkin’ what the hell kind of man would wear a red tie
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The Sound and the Fury



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G L is on page 53 of 658 of The Blind Assassin
You could picture [the buttons] on long underwear, holding up the flap at the back, and on the flies of men’s trousers. The things they concealed would have been pendulous, vulnerable, shameful, unavoidable—the category of objects the world needs but scorns.
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The Blind Assassin



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G L is 59% done with Excellent Women
Birds, worms, and Jesuits. It might almost have been a poem, but I could not remember that anybody had ever written it.
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Excellent Women




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G L is 75% done with Death Takes Me
Was reading actually an occupation? How could she return to reality after spending hours sinking into worlds that didn't exist other than in the imaginings triggered by printed words on the page? Wouldn't someone like her, someone who had read Pizarnik, and who would weep at the thought of one of her poems, as the detective had witnessed multiple times, be the guilty one?
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Death Takes Me














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G L is starting Mrs. Bridge
Mrs Bridge said she judged people by their shoes and by their manners at the table. If someone wore shoes with run-over heels, or shoes that hadn’t been shined for a long time, or shoes with broken laces, you could be pretty sure this person would be slovenly in other things as well.
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Mrs. Bridge


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