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Timi’s 2021 Year in Books
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"The subtitle, "A History of Ballet," says it clearly, and this is very probably the most definitive, satisfying book of its kind I've come across in years by an observant and savvy insider. Succinct, almost exhaustively detailed (but not, because the"
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"A friend of mine took me to a French film festival when I was in my 20s. The first movie we watched was about a creepy little 12 or 13 year old kid who stole a piece of raw liver from his mother's kitchen and proceeded to have relations with it. He t"
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"This book is a fucking axe to the heart. But because my heart, perhaps yours, too, was broken long ago, no further damage can be done. So perhaps the book's more like a probe, yes, a very discomfiting probe, making a fuller assessment of the wreckage"
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"Once again, I’m in awe of Camaa’s talent. Call Me Jemila is packed full of emotions and I love how relatable the characters are. Camaa shows us that at the end of the day, we are human and will always be. Well done, Camaa!"
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“There's an art to witchery. That's why it's called a craft; witchcraft. If you've not mastered it, you can't practice it.”
― Red Lines: A Story of Love and Betrayal.
― Red Lines: A Story of Love and Betrayal.
“I'm a writer, not because I Write. But because I think in Black, White, and Multiple Shades of Both.”
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“The wait, that
irksome action of staying put until an event or time, the period where one
begins to ask where it all went wrong, question how it happened, why it
happened, and if it would ever be right again.”
― Red Lines: A Story of Love and Betrayal.
irksome action of staying put until an event or time, the period where one
begins to ask where it all went wrong, question how it happened, why it
happened, and if it would ever be right again.”
― Red Lines: A Story of Love and Betrayal.
“I'm a writer, not because I Write. But because I think in Black, White, and Multiple Shades of Both.”
―
―
“There's an art to witchery. That's why it's called a craft; witchcraft. If you've not mastered it, you can't practice it.”
― Red Lines: A Story of Love and Betrayal.
― Red Lines: A Story of Love and Betrayal.
“The wait, that
irksome action of staying put until an event or time, the period where one
begins to ask where it all went wrong, question how it happened, why it
happened, and if it would ever be right again.”
― Red Lines: A Story of Love and Betrayal.
irksome action of staying put until an event or time, the period where one
begins to ask where it all went wrong, question how it happened, why it
happened, and if it would ever be right again.”
― Red Lines: A Story of Love and Betrayal.
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