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“I am tired and drunk and still hungry. He is full of steak and Coca-Cola and, presumably, energy: enough energy to cross the road and walk up the steps inside the tower of the cathedral, which I have never entered.”

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Book:Vertigo
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Vertigo

A suspenseful story that explores themes of obsession, identity, and the psychological effects of memory and perception. more

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Joanna Walsh

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