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Just remember why I don't read nonfiction more often. This shit is depressing. And there's no end to it. Just because the book is over doesn't mean the problems will then go away.
— Mar 11, 2022 04:10PM
How to Kill a City: Gentrification, Inequality, and the Fight for the Neighborhood

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message 1: by carol. (new)

carol. Yes. This is why I don't read these kind of non-fiction books. Usually.


Mimi I used to steer clear of them, but now have to read them for work. It's tough, so I'm squeezing in some light fiction to break up the despair.


message 3: by carol. (new)

carol. ah. good plan.


Mimi You know what's unironically good at breaking up despair? Anne Bishop's writing. 😂


message 5: by carol. (new)

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Mimi Abed is absolutely right. It is all of the above and maybe a little more (but not the good kind of more).


Linda ~ they got the mustard out! ~ We are living in the darkest timeline. 🙈


Mimi We are indeed. It's like an alternate reality in which all the headlines from the Onion are real.


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