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“If you are burning, burn. If you can stand it, the shame will burn away and leave you shining, radiant, and righteously shameless.”

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Elizabeth Cunningham

Elizabeth Cunningham, born in 1953, is a renowned novelist. Her works are known for their profound character development and emotional expression, which have won her a wide audience. more

“Get out of here!' He pointed at the stairs with the crowbar. 'We should meet in court, or if the police ask me to identify the crime scene! Do you want to turn into a white human figure line drawing, ah!' (From, The White Moonlight Stole Away the Little Substitute / 白月光拐跑了小替身)”

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Author:Yan Shengsheng

“Mother, you are hopeless." "Certainly not. Shameless, perhaps, but never hopeless.”

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Book:The Duke And I

Source: The Duke And I

“The first book that I bought with my own money was "The Blue Aspic" by Edward Gorey. In fact, when the first two volumes of "A Series of Unfortunate Events" were ready to be published, I sent them to Edward Gorey with a note saying how much I admired his work and how much I hoped that he would forgive what I had stolen from him. Shortly after I sent it, he died. So, I like to think that I killed him.”

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Book:And Then? And Then? What Else?

Source: And Then? And Then? What Else?

“I left them to it, the pointing of fingers on maps, the tracing of mountain villages, the tracks and contours on maps of larger scale, and basked for the one evening allowed to me in the casual, happy atmosphere of the taverna where we dined. I enjoyed poking my finger in a pan and choosing my own piece of lamb. I liked the chatter and the laughter from neighbouring tables. The gay intensity of talk - none of which I could understand, naturally - reminded me of left-bank Paris. A man from one table would suddenly rise to his feet and stroll over to another, discussion would follow, argument at heat perhaps swiftly dissolving into laughter. This, I thought to myself, has been happening through the centuries under this same sky, in the warm air with a bite to it, the sap drink pungent as the sap running through the veins of these Greeks, witty and cynical as Aristophanes himself, in the shadow, unmoved, inviolate, of Athene's Parthenon. ("The Chamois")”

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Book:Echoes from the Macabre: Selected Stories

Source: Echoes from the Macabre: Selected Stories

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