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Philoctetes by Sophocles
4.0
Looking at everything, I discovered nothing was here except suffering — of this, there was a great abundance.
You're silent. And I — I exist no longer.
You're silent. And I — I exist no longer.
Helen in Egypt by Hilda Doolittle
4.0
Meet me in timeless-time along the shadowy Nile.
Helen in Egypt is the newest member of my pantheon of books that are unlike anything else, wholly unique.
Was it a trivial thing to have bartered the world for a glance?
the thousand-and-one, mine.
Helen in Egypt is the newest member of my pantheon of books that are unlike anything else, wholly unique.
Was it a trivial thing to have bartered the world for a glance?
the thousand-and-one, mine.
Museum Worthy: Nazi Art Plunder in Postwar Western Europe by Elizabeth Campbell
Greed in the guise of righteousness
Cosmicomics by Italo Calvino
adventurous
funny
lighthearted
reflective
4.25
To quote the 1994 inscription penned inside my copy: "nonescence is realative."
And Calvino is always a great time.
And Calvino is always a great time.
The Besieged City by Clarice Lispector
3.0
Vision as creation; perception as possession. Seeing = Being.
"The only means of contact was looking."
"The only means of contact was looking."
Fingersmith by Sarah Waters
4.0
My only complaint is that the first part wasn't longer and the second part wasn't shorter, but maybe that's reflective of a The Handmaiden bias...
Cities That Shaped the Ancient World by John Julius Norwich
2.5
Inevitably sacrifices depth for breadth. I would have preferred a format that allows greater exploration of a smaller selection, but I suppose that's entirely subjective.
The Chandelier by Clarice Lispector
3.0
Didn’t connect to this as much as I have to Clarice’s other works, but was really touched by her exploration of themes like childhood memories and the mixed feelings that encompass leaving and then returning to a family home.
How horrible, pure, and irrevocable it was to live!
How horrible, pure, and irrevocable it was to live!