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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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