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"The price of entry is a dizzying fall through one's own personal darkness ... This essential condition negates the very idea of literature..."

On The One Hundred and Twenty Days of Sodom, Le Brun writes, "this book strikes home like blasphemy, like a disease of the skin, marking all we hold most dear," and here language fails her, in the same way that it fails the anti-war polemicist, for the indescribable begets a longing for knowledge.

On The One Hundred and Twenty Days of Sodom, Le Brun writes, "this book strikes home like blasphemy, like a disease of the skin, marking all we hold most dear," and here language fails her, in the same way that it fails the anti-war polemicist, for how can one describe monstrosity?