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"No one could escape. They lived only to be his sacrifices, his amusements and his pleasures and his prey. And their children served in their time. Until they rose up against Abiku and he struck them down.”
“Better to die a free man than live in thrall to a demon.”
The irony of Salazar’s declaration was not lost on Ngola. In many places, the Portuguese slaver himself was cursed as a demonic entity. p. 182
— Jul 15, 2017 04:05AM
“Better to die a free man than live in thrall to a demon.”
The irony of Salazar’s declaration was not lost on Ngola. In many places, the Portuguese slaver himself was cursed as a demonic entity. p. 182
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Eric
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“You motherfuckers deaf or something?”
Jaguar felt a surge of adrenaline rush to his brain, while Shep merely laughed. Pretending to be oblivious to the threatening presence lurking behind his shoulder, Shep ordered his other scotch. He turned around and stared the giant straight in the eyes.
“Nah. We was looking for your mother. Wanted to tell her that the dog that impregnated her had rabies.” p. 240
— Jul 15, 2017 04:58PM
Jaguar felt a surge of adrenaline rush to his brain, while Shep merely laughed. Pretending to be oblivious to the threatening presence lurking behind his shoulder, Shep ordered his other scotch. He turned around and stared the giant straight in the eyes.
“Nah. We was looking for your mother. Wanted to tell her that the dog that impregnated her had rabies.” p. 240
Eric
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"Didn’t they teach you that at colored ‘pilot’ training? You were waved off twice. What were you dreaming about up there—Jackie Robinson and Roy Campanella double-screwing your sister?” He spied Rocket’s silk scarf, white and fluffed as a cloud. “And the hell do think you are, god-damned Cab Calloway?”
“No sir. Jumpin’ Jimmy Johnson at the Lafayette Ballroom, Lennox Ave, sir.”
— Jul 14, 2017 09:02PM
“No sir. Jumpin’ Jimmy Johnson at the Lafayette Ballroom, Lennox Ave, sir.”
Eric
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And so this collection speaks to us with great power...
I am more than happy to read about the history and psychology of oppression, the disenfranchisement of our culture and the overwhelming power of capital – but these revelations are poor fare if I cannot also imagine a different world and a different life where the chains of the modern world can be shrugged.
— Jul 13, 2017 02:15AM
I am more than happy to read about the history and psychology of oppression, the disenfranchisement of our culture and the overwhelming power of capital – but these revelations are poor fare if I cannot also imagine a different world and a different life where the chains of the modern world can be shrugged.
