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How to Survive a Snow Country
On nights that I can't sleep, I feel sorry for my eggs. I worry that they're suffering in their own snow country of liquid nitrogen. I know such concerns are beyond ridiculous. After all, my eggs are not tiny, microscopic people. They aren't even embryos.
A Seduced World
“She held it high for all to see, and it looked like a record of damage, all missed circles and broken lines.”
The Mercury Clock
“The only ones we never killed were the wall geckos. Armed with nothing but silence, the hopeful geckos slithered across the empty spot, across the walls, only searching for their way to the roof.”
Lana Del Rey and Her Poetry
“My delicious red children. I go back to my spot on the bed and as I pop a berry into my mouth like a pill, I decide to listen to the audiobook of Lana Del Rey’s new poetry book.”
The Epiphany 10: An Interview with Luke Brown
The first line of the novel is, ‘What I did to them was terrible, but you have to understand the context.’
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