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I saw them several times live in the early-mid aughts. They’re great!
I saw them several times live in the early-mid aughts. They’re great!
Terrible summary, bot. This is a pretty interesting list though, and though the title doesn’t mention it, all authors are women. I’ve added a few to my reading list. The list:
The Cost of Living by Deborah Levy
Bluets by Maggie Nelson
Ti Amo by Hanne Ørstavik
The Lonely City by Olivia Laing
A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara
Look at Me by Anita Brookner
Accident: A Day’s News by Christa Wolf
Assembly by Natasha Brown
The Years by Annie Ernaux
The Vaster Wilds by Lauren Groff
I agree, something like a verified product broadsheet that includes information about the product, but also provides information on where it is sourced and manufactured, who is doing the labor of production, where it can be serviced, how long its expected use… to provide the consumer fuller picture of utility.
I’ve only read Solaris. Thanks for these.
“Translated, with introductory essays, comments and notes by Wing-Tsit Chan”
Ooh! I’m gonna put that on my list. I have an old Prentice Hall one from 1963.
Hello! Thanks for adding me! I’m excited to get engaged!
The benefit of living in NYC (I recently moved after living there for nearly 25 years)! I remember one show where they didn’t have a full band and Oren played drums and guitar at the same time. The space in their music allows for that sort of thing, but it still was pretty cool to see.