Kraus ProjectJonathan Franzen
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From WikiquoteOne of the consolations of dying... Seriously, the world is changing so quickly that if you had any more than 80 years of change I don't see how you could stand it psychologically.
Depression presents itself as a realism regarding the rottenness of the world in general and the rottenness of your life in particular.
An ink bottle, which now seems impossibly quaint, was still thinkable as a symbol in 1970.
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Pureza2015Pureza
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The Twenty-Seventh City (Bestselling Backlist)1988The Twenty-Seventh City (Bestselling Backlist)
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How to Be Alone2002How to Be Alone
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The Discomfort Zone2006The Discomfort Zone
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The End of the End of the Earth2018The End of the End of the Earth
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Farther Away2012Farther Away
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The Best American Short Stories 19971997The Best American Short Stories 1997
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Das Kraus-Projekt2014Das Kraus-Projekt
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The best American essays 20162016The best American essays 2016
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Vivre à deux2011Vivre à deux
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La zone d'inconfort2008La zone d'inconfort
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El hombre del traje gris2009El hombre del traje gris
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