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The winner of multiple Eisner Awards, author Taiyo Matsumoto explores the relationships between a manga editor, manga creators, art, and …
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Embarking on her freshman year at Harvard in the early tech days of the 1990s, a young artist and daughter …
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Being discovered is the curse of all those who can only exist if they are forgotten.
This gave me a list of at least 20 books to read after it
I destructured in the Xingu and went to pieces. And going to pieces is risky, because once it happens there’s no going back. It means you can no longer conform to a single-minded structure, and so you’ll never go back to feeling comfortable, perhaps you won’t even go back to being coherent. You’ll find yourself dis-conformed. Before, you had been deformed by form, but once you are dis-conformed, you can transmute into multiple forms, and this is amazingly scary.
"Et puis il y avait la pemière aube. L'oncle l'avait vue se lever sur les paysages, non plus ceux, qu'il avait derrière lui désormais, de la maison du frère et de ses alentours, mais les champs, les rizières, qui se révélaient lentement, comme ils le font dans le bain photographique du début du jour."
— L'évaporation de l'oncle by Christine Montalbetti (Page 105)
