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wispfoxWow. I can't believe it's taken me this long to get around to reading anything by Virginia Woolf. Silly, me.
"For, Heaven knows why, just as we have lost faith in human intercourse some random collocation of barns and trees or a haystack and a wagon presents us with so perfect a symbol of what is unattainable that we begin the search again." -Orlando, Virginia Woolf
Tasty prose.
"For, Heaven knows why, just as we have lost faith in human intercourse some random collocation of barns and trees or a haystack and a wagon presents us with so perfect a symbol of what is unattainable that we begin the search again." -Orlando, Virginia Woolf
Tasty prose.
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Date: 2004-06-21 10:02 pm (UTC)Love weird modern literature! :)
Also, The Hours by Michael Cunningham (which is a reasonable movie and better book) makes much more sense after you read it.