Musa’s passing destroyed her, but, paradoxically, it also introduced her to the morbid pleasure of a never-ending mourning.
“Musa” by Kamel Daoud (2015)
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Musa’s passing destroyed her, but, paradoxically, it also introduced her to the morbid pleasure of a never-ending mourning.
“Musa” by Kamel Daoud (2015)
I’ve always had a stiffness in my bearing, owing to my guilt at being alive.
“Musa” by Kamel Daoud (2015)
I’ve always had a stiffness in my bearing, owing to my guilt at being alive.
“Musa” by Kamel Daoud (2015)
That’s the best proof of our absurd existence, my dear friend: no one is granted a final day, only an accidental interruption of life.
“Musa” by Kamel Daoud (2015)
That’s the best proof of our absurd existence, my dear friend: no one is granted a final day, only an accidental interruption of life.
“Musa” by Kamel Daoud (2015)
Sometimes I feel as if I were half transparent. As if you could see right through to my internal organs, like a fresh-caught squid. Other than that, I’m doing OK.
“Kino” by Haruki Murakami (2015)
Sometimes I feel as if I were half transparent. As if you could see right through to my internal organs, like a fresh-caught squid. Other than that, I’m doing OK.
“Kino” by Haruki Murakami (2015)
She reached both hands behind her and unzipped her dress. She turned her back to Kino. Just below her white bra clasp he saw an irregular sprinkling of marks the color of faded charcoal, like bruises. They reminded him of constellations in the winter sky. A dark row of depleted stars.
“Kino” by Haruki Murakami (2015)
She reached both hands behind her and unzipped her dress. She turned her back to Kino. Just below her white bra clasp he saw an irregular sprinkling of marks the color of faded charcoal, like bruises. They reminded him of constellations in the winter sky. A dark row of depleted stars.
“Kino” by Haruki Murakami (2015)