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They didn’t live anymore in a world where life was to be colorful and celebrated. Life had become something you clung to, that you bit down hard on against the pain, like the rubber block in a session of electroshock therapy.
The Last Town
Blake Crouch
“But what one can do and what one ought—those are often two different things. Annie Bywell will be able to tell you that. In all one’s movements and transformations, one should be working with the directions of nature, not against them.”
Tender Morsels
Margo Lanagan
The synapses between the minutes are unswimmable. An hour is thick as fudge.
Children Playing Before a Statue of Hercules
David Sedaris
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