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Does it count if you push the bees to hive within a skull? It doesn’t count, & the honey that you get is nothing.

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‘Nature is a haunted house  — but Art — a house that tries to be haunted.’ — Emily Dickinson.

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‘It happened that before you arrived here, all the dreams had been dreamed, and you had entered a dreamless territory.’ — Can Xue, ‘An Episode With No Foundation’

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‘British liberalism’s sweet, sweet combo of the snide and the intellectually vapid. A refusal to think outside of a news-moment, an inability to read images as texts, an abject contempt for deep thinking, a suffocating “rationality” and incuriosity at its heart.’ — Dan Hancox

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‘Late modernity is, after all, a remarkably shrill and glaring reality, a dazzling chaos of the beguilingly trivial and terrifyingly atrocious, a world of ubiquitous mass media and constant interruption, a ceaseless storm of artificial sensations and appetites, an interminable spectacle whose only unifying theme is the imperative to acquire and spend.’ — David Bentley… Continue reading 22.

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Beyond the city there must be a rubbish heap of diseased stones.

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‘When will this hellish patience come to an end?’ — Kuchlavok’s letter to comrades, August 1917

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