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...ell the Tangreese for a fortune, only to find that turning it off requires a Laxian Key, an apparently unattainable object. “The Laxian Key” was ori
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...and love, we say of another man, “What a good son of a bitch he is.” What a fine orgiastic life-loving man he is.
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...n my mind the sentence kept coming out reversed—I’d rather be a saint than a genius.) The psychopath, I’m afraid reluctantly, I must relinquish—at l
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...ity for other people of that sort. To wit, a special kind of hostility and a special compassion.
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...emerging. Very mistily. A man and a woman are making love, and in the act a thousand pages must be written to cover it totally. Ridiculous. That’s al
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Word echoes. I got a theory. I got a fearie. X got a fairy—fiery—fey—fury—phooie-we.
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...f a crystal be altered or ignored then the whole gives off an echo, but in a different direction for each crystal.
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...y decision to respect the ebb and flow in me and not try to force a One on a Two.
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...or death, or finish. Bottom, bone, building, burial, banal, barter (where a commodity’s use is born for one man, buried for another).
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...ensed that if I published it myself and won (as I felt I would) my life as a gambler would be established. I could hardly turn back.
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...a vested interest in it. It makes it that much more difficult to see it in a new way, to be creative. No wonder critics are critics and novelists are no
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...e to the infant’s where reaction-time is increased, and the senses swim in a peculiar mixture of passivity and exceptional alertness.”
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...und with money in both pockets—as if I’m changing camps, but want to leave a stake in each bivouac.
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...ed. A stimulant so-called is not simply a stimulant, a one, a giver, it is a two—it stimulates certain parts of one and depresses others. Depressants
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...lk though that jungle like a lion, knowing all the time that you’re really a bird.”
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...“God, I think it’s a lovely piece of steel . . . it would make a honey of a stamp.”
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...responsibility which I shun—that’s what keeps me from being a leader. For a leader must take in one fundamental way. He must take responsibility.
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...sad motherless young me. Also: mom—mome—home. I have a feeling that om is a kind of hidden clue sound for mother.
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...anced is nonetheless a retreat from a more advanced state of perception to a more elaborated but retrogressive-in-time social production.
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...e Scenes in Asia’s War on Terror''. He also helped direct ''The Fifties'', a 1997 documentary series for television based on the book by author David Ha
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...man’s land between a murder mystery, a suspense tale, a film of horror and a comedy of manners.” See 1986 and 1987 entries.
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