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Lulu

Posted by llrrrpp on August 27, 2006, at 11:04:25

I just finished this book, which I found in the freebies bin at the used bookstore. It is a very interesting book in terms of the psychological manipulation that takes place between the characters. I can recognize portions of myself in every character, even the evil ones.

The trouble with innocence, "Mrs. Gansevoort went on, endeavoring to make a fine point. while reaching with her fingertips to touch a prospective blossom, "is that it provides its own sole protection against the depredations of nature; and nature---God, for that matter, the grand texts notwithstanding--- has never shown much liking for it. Nature favors the bright eye! the sharp toothy! the cunning few! Nature is a tyrant queen. Make a mistake with her, and she cuts off your head." Raymond Kennedy, "Lulu Incognito"

" Lulu Incognition "


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