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side blog - 19

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also i Did finish reading war and peace,, very good. i think it peaked for me around pages 500-800

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neuron activation part two (??)

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every time denisov speaks, i hear slavoj zizeks voice in my head

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also im about 700 pages into war and peace now, ilyin ohhhhhhh

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in the past two weeks i think i have spent about 230 on books .

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in my defense, one was a bataille book which seems to be uncommon (?) and as a collector and bataille freak i Had to have it

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in the past two weeks i think i have spent about 230 on books .

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is rostov in love with this sovereign Whats happening

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this is lowkey frying me rn bro is in love

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is rostov in love with this sovereign Whats happening

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a few people actually seeing my post Erm hi

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as a 15 year old i read lolita, the lover, death in venice, and story of the eye all back to back because i was scared that if i read them as an adult and enjoyed them that i would feel weird about it

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im dying and only james baldwin can save me

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when i read another country, as i was getting towards the end i slowed my reading pace tremendously because i was so sad to end it

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im dying and only james baldwin can save me

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neuron activation

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myshkin -> alyosha -> levin

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i finally finished anna karenina a couple days ago, now im onto war and peace

the only thing for me thats occasionally gets mildly annoying in russian works is constantly switching between the text and the footnotes to read the french trabskations, i dont mind but it is a lot more prevalent in war and peace so far .. i never felt it until this book hehe

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anyway . new literature side blog ,, i enjoy russian lit and philosophy, my favorite of all time is georges bataille. im also very fond of james baldwin and j.g. ballard.

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just thought, henry would have adored The Rite of Spring by Stravinsky