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Later the two of them had strolled through the azalea-shaded cloister of the parish patio. They sat beneath an arbor where grapes were ripening.
"They're bitter, Father," the priest anticipated Father Renteria's question. "We live in a land in which everything grows, thanks to God's providence; but everything that grows is bitter. Tha
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“A person does not belong to a place until there is someone dead under the ground.”
Gabriel Garcia Marquez • One Hundred Years of Solitude
Stultorum plena sunt omnia,
Roberto Bolaño • The Savage Detectives: A Novel
Contrition
Haruki Murakami • 1Q84: Books 1 and 2
I am a lover of the short story, firework bursts which transport the reader to another world before bringing them back, full of questions and possibilities.
Andrew Anderson • The Ritual of Writing: Writing as Spiritual Practice
She remembered her dancing days in Somerset, Hunt Balls, and County Balls in the draughty Assembly Rooms. With the best intentions she had never managed to enjoy them. The first hour was well enough, but after that came increasing listlessness and boredom; the effort, when one danced again with the same partner, not to say the same things, combined
... See moreSylvia Townsend Warner • Lolly Willowes
Each night I came in from the garage as late as possible, the evening hours with Harris and Sam being the most treacherous as I mimed my way through interactions that should have been second nature, a perpetual houseguest nervously trying to demonstrate how at ease she felt.
Miranda July • All Fours: A Novel
"What do you have here?" I asked.
"Odds and ends," she said. "My house is chock full of other people's things. As people went away, they chose my house to store their belongings, but not one of them has ever come back to claim them.