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“یک بار مردی در میخانه ای از من پرسید کتاب ها چه مزه ای می دهند،(( حالا دقیقش را هم نگفتی، نگفتی)). جوابش را از قبل آماده داشتم، اما برای اینکه کاری نکرده باشم که او از بیخ احساس حماقت کند، کمی وانمود کردم دارم به سؤالش فکر می کنم و بعد گفتم (( رفیق، با در نظر گرفتن شکاف عمیقی که میان تمامی تجربیات شما و من وجود دارد،برای اینکه نزدیک ترین طعم را به آن طعم منحصر به فرد به شما نشان دهم باید بگویم که کتاب ها، همین طوری اش اگر را بخواهید، همان طعم بوی قهوه را می دهند.)) حرف دهن پُرکنی بود، و از طوری که او دوباره سراغ نوشیدنی اش رفت می توانستم بگویم حسابی خوراک فکر کردن به او داده ام.”

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Book:Firmin : Adventures of a Metropolitan Lowlife
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“This week I’ve been reflecting on a passage from my novel, The Time In Between: ‘Dreams don’t carry over calendars. They don’t leave behind the scent of sandalwood or the sound of applause echoing in the back of your mind. They don’t make you wake up wondering if you’ve left a version of yourself behind in another life.’ Have you ever had a dream that felt too real — like it belonged to another version of you? I’d love to hear your thoughts.”

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Book:The Time in Between
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“It was then that I understood something essential: once a book is published, it no longer belongs to you. It takes on a life of its own. It begins to walk on its own legs, like a child who has chosen a direction. And most of all, no reader simply reads it — they see themselves reflected in it. And what they see — or what they refuse to see — depends far more on them than on you.”

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Book:The Island of What Could Have Been: Back to the Middle Lands
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“بابام همیشه می گفت که سؤال یک چیز جدی است و نباید سرسری به آن جواب داد. باید از هر جهت به آن فکر کرد جواب های غیر معقول آن را دور ریخت و بقیه را سبک و سنگین کرد. می گفت روی همین اصل که به خیلی از سؤالات پیش از آن که خوب و درست طرح شوند، زود جواب داده شده، فجایع بسیار اتفاق افتاده است.”

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Book:Scarecrow lover
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Book:Billy Feels Brave
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“In repressing and censoring the literary genre specifically invented to give "the necessity of lying" a place in the world, the Inquisitors achieved exactly the opposite of what they wanted. Theirs was a world without novels, yes, but also a world into which fiction had spread and contaminated practically everything: history, religion, poetry, science, art, speeches, journalism, and the daily habits of people.”

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Author:Mario Vargas Llosa
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