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In his dream, W. says, I am having one of my terrible nosebleeds. Blood running from my nose. Blood pooling in my philtrum, and along the top of my lips, my great fat lips ...
In his dream, I am laughing, and blood runs back into my throat as I laugh. And then he hears them, my last words, spoken as blood runs from the corners of my mouth: I am become capitalism, destroyer of worlds.
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Spurious: A Novel
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Dogma: A Novel
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Blanchot's Vigilance: Literature, Phenomenology and the Ethical
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Blanchot's Communism: Art, Philosophy and the Political
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“You have to be gentle with the young, W. says. They're a gentle generation, like fauns, he says, and require a special tenderness. Their lives are going to be bad--very bad--and, at the very least, we should be tender with them, and not remind them of what is to come.”
― Lars Iyer, Dogma: A Novel
― Lars Iyer, Dogma: A Novel
“We must read if we want to live, W. says. We may have forgotten how to live, but they--the authors of the books in his man bag--have not.”
― Lars Iyer, Dogma: A Novel
― Lars Iyer, Dogma: A Novel
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