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“Stories are wild creatures. When you let them loose, who knows what havoc they might wreak?” #bookstagram #booklr #fallreads #spookyreads #sadreads #patrickness #amonstercalls
In the past, the web was powerful and serious enough to land me in jail. Today it feels like little more than entertainment. So much that even Iran doesn’t take some — Instagram, for instance — serious enough to block.
What’s to be Saved?
Six months after Gattino disappeared my husband and I were sitting in a restaurant having dinner with some people he had recently met, including an intellectual writer we both admired. The writer had considered buying the house we were living in and he wanted to know how we liked it. I said it was nice but it had been partly spoiled for me by the loss of our cat. I told him the story and he said, ‘Oh, that was your trauma, was it?’
I said yes. Yes, it was a trauma.
You could say he was unkind. You could say I was silly. You could say he was priggish. You could say I was weak.
From Mary Gaitskill's wonderful #longreads/#sadreads "Lost Cat" in Granta's summer 2009 issue.