E eu vejo outros tênis em portas em outros andares. Bons tênis. Mais de um par de tênis. Por quê então, o meu tênis? Por que sou tonta?

How a book written in 1928 still speaks about the repressed men, today 'As a matter of fact,' said the lean and freckled Tommy Dukes, (...) 'As a matter of fact, Hammond, you have a strong property instinct, and a strong will to self-assertion, and you want success. Since I've been in the army definetely, I've got out of the way of the world, and now I see how inordinately strong the craving for self-assertion and sucess is in men. It is enormously overdeveloped. All our indi

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Uma carta de agradecimento ao meu eu do passado (e a Eduardo Krause)

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A brutal but necessary look at the institutions that rule us I must be honest, when I first started reading My Brilliant Friend, Elena...

And in this sea of hectic reading, or no reading, I wonder where the people who are reading calmly and for pleasure are, because I would...