why the fuck am i not at coachella right now
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why the fuck am i not at coachella right now
all dreams are anagrams of diurnal reality.
— Vladimir Nabokov, from Transparent Things [1972. McGraw-Hill Companies]
Now flames were mounting the stairs, in pairs, in trios, in redskin file, hand in hand, tongue after tongue, conversing and humming happily. It was not, though, the heat of their flicker, but the acrid smoke that caused Person to retreat back into the room; excuse me, said a polite flamelet holding open the door he was vainly trying to close. The window banged with such force that its panes broke into a torrent of rubies, and he realized before choking to death that a storm outside was aiding the inside fire. At last suffocation made him try to get out by climbing out and down, but there were no ledges or balconies on that side of the roaring house. As he reached the window a long lavender-tipped flame danced up to stop him with a graceful gesture of its gloved hand. Crumbling partitions of plaster and wood allowed human cries to reach him, and one of his last wrong ideas was that those were the shouts of people anxious to help him, and not the howls of fellow men.
Vladimir Nabokov, Transparent Things (p. 99)
My only chance to remain sane was by appearing subnormal.
— Vladimir Nabokov, from Transparent Things [1972. McGraw-Hill Companies]
He loved her in spite of her unlovableness.
— Vladimir Nabokov, from Transparent Things [1972. McGraw-Hill Companies]