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Quote by Thomas Ligotti

“My grandfather felt at home with his lunatics.”

Quote by Thomas Ligotti

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Thomas Ligotti, born on July 9, 1953, is an American author known for his surrealistic and existentialist themes that explore the absurdity and despair of human existence. His distinctive writing style has earned him a dedicated following among readers. more

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