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576 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2012
—things will change, don't worrylike the ineluctable draw of the sea itself, with its rhythmic allure, beckoning undulations, and encircling captivation, antónio lobo antunes' midnight is not in everyone's reach (não é meia noite quem quer) is both breathtaking and disorienting. at times it feels like frolicking in shallow waves not far from shore, at others like a riptide dragging away all sense of safety and sanity.
the hell things will change, nobody changes, tell me the name of a single person who has changed
while the working class doesn't rise to power, and it won't rise to power, others will rise for it, the working class is trash and trash don't protest, what good does it do, accept it, it will continue to accept it until the end of time, this house, sold, with lopsided window shades and leaves whirling on the floor and i along with them, what have i done but whirl around my whole life, my husband