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A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices
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Books 2018, What I read

Sensualiteit, Proust en Cuba

De raamvertelling werkt goed, maar de stijl is me net een beetje te geforceerd – teveel van de traditionele Franse lyiek.

Veracuz, Olivier Rolin, 121 p, Editions Verdier 2016

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