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Mostly a reread of stuff I encountered online (link list: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...), but pleasurable.

Held off until the last book in the trilogy was coming out, but the first gave enough satisfaction that I didn't need to. Gonna love this.

I think since I've read three of seven essays I can officially be said to be currently reading this.

"auto-critique": "The most pernicious image of all is the anarchist hero figure. A creation of commodity culture, he allows us to buy into an inauthentic simulation of revolutionary praxis." - vol. 5

On to "Peasants".

Stuck on the bus with only this, couldn't resist getting multiple books going at once. I'm excited about it.

Pangs of conscience over past deeds are anything but repentance; they are pain at the knowledge of oneself in one's true nature. - Arthur S.

Tristram talks about love.

Travelogue of Tristram's flight from Death through France, with very little mention of Death, and so tedious.

"And now you have just got to the end of these four volumes--the thing I have to ask is, how you feel your heads? my own aches dismally!"

Tristram finally got himself born, with a broken nose.

Part 2 filled me with violent rage. Break for the Adderall Diaries.

Reference to Fort Greene Park and a stoned psychiatrist.

"The enmity of my neighbor is rent I pay for life on earth." Guys on the bus are cutthroat.

Onward to The Case of Wagner. Hallelujah.

Art kicks science's ass at revealing truth. I'm all over this.

Kaufmann helps you out by telling you which parts to like and pay attention to.

Geryon's in Buenos Aires.

I want to annotate it.

Billy becomes an agent. Still good. Last chance to vote on my next book: http://tellmewhattoread.wordpress.com...