This was such a fantastic day, SPLURGE DAY
I covered as many bases as i could, going over and above, i need to plan on how it will work out to live to a ripe old age, maybe the triple digits, i'll need that time. The most amazing find just now was a collection of novels by Norway's Knut Hamsun, which curiously didn't have Mysteries, so i had to get the paperback.
Bruno Schulz, whose prose is so wild and deliriously hallucinatory, and when i read the beginning of the intro it mentions my ole pal Kafka, the Schocken versions are the way to go for him, and just the core volumes minus the diary which i have a perfectly fine physical copy of.
It's a bold statement, but what i have and what's on the way roughly constitutes about 90% of all i would ever want to read. Jung, Reich and a few others, plus books on the people featured in my resources.
A solid year now of not getting anything more, of sitting on my chair with my computer on my lap, facilitating the jungle journey through a million plus hours worth of reading enlightenment, the life of a Roman despot, reclined satiatedly, eating grapes and being fanned by gorillas.
Bruno Schulz, whose prose is so wild and deliriously hallucinatory, and when i read the beginning of the intro it mentions my ole pal Kafka, the Schocken versions are the way to go for him, and just the core volumes minus the diary which i have a perfectly fine physical copy of.
It's a bold statement, but what i have and what's on the way roughly constitutes about 90% of all i would ever want to read. Jung, Reich and a few others, plus books on the people featured in my resources.
A solid year now of not getting anything more, of sitting on my chair with my computer on my lap, facilitating the jungle journey through a million plus hours worth of reading enlightenment, the life of a Roman despot, reclined satiatedly, eating grapes and being fanned by gorillas.
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