Thursday, May 16, 2013
Sunday, May 12, 2013
A quotation from James Salter
"Solitude. One knows instinctively it has benefits that must be more deeply satisfying than those of other conditions, but still it is difficult. And besides, how is one to distinguish between conditions which are valuable, which despite their hatefulness give us strength or impel us to great things and others we would be far better free of? Which are precious and which are not? Why is it so hard to be happy alone? Why is it impossible?"
--James Salter, A Sport and a Pastime
In case you're looking for something to read, I was under the spell of this book like I haven't been entranced by anything in a long time. It was very hard to resurface afterwards. One of those books that answers the question, "What's the point of books?"
--James Salter, A Sport and a Pastime
In case you're looking for something to read, I was under the spell of this book like I haven't been entranced by anything in a long time. It was very hard to resurface afterwards. One of those books that answers the question, "What's the point of books?"
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