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almost done, with a short stop for breakfast. stay tuned for a live update as it happens

just started. trying to wrap my head around it. trying to wrap my car around a pole. trying to stay off twitter long enough to read a sentence without tweeting about it

bf and i are reading this book out loud to each other. gotta admit that i am quite enjoying it despite a lifelong loathing of dickens. stay tuned for more Dick facts and quotes

fave quote so far: the law, like poetry, is the final resort of the lame, the halt, the imbecile and the blind. I dare say Caesar invented the law business to protect himself against poets.

fave quote so far: "Never seduce a fool nor hit a cripple"

favorite quote so far: "Don't be a fool," she snapped. "How can this thing make you feel filthy? Any young woman is liable to get an anonymous letter. And a lot of 'em like it. We are all convinced that men feel that way about us, and we can't help but admire one that's got the courage to tell us, no matter who he is."

i look like luba

FAVE LINES SO FAR: "you examine, with a fixed and loving eye, / the furrows of ash left by semen, blood, and lava." (4) — "The erotic act erases the world: nothing more real surrounds us except our ghosts." (18)

just started

stay tuned to my tumblr for favorite passages :D

this is amazing. I am fnding myself captivated by these men. Fave line so far: "there are many types of degenerate sex: blowed-off, licked-off, sucked-off, smelled-off, winked-off with eyelashes, heard-off, brushed-off with hair."

Started this yesterday. Bought at SJC bookstore. I have a fave line so far: "As the penis has a hole through it, the person who gets hollowed out becomes a Jesus Christ. Anyone with testicles is a Christ. That's what 'sir' means."

Started this yesterday. Bought at SJC bookstore. I have a face line so far: "As the penis has a hole through it, the person who gets hollowed out becomes a Jesus Christ. Anyone with testicles is a Christ. That's what 'sir' means."

progressing slowly, since im cross referencing these early sketches with later works. the sketch of "new orleans" contains a vignette called 'the priest' which would later be expanded and published elsewhere. its very lovely to see the growth of the story.