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“As we drove along Western Avenue I wanted her body to embrace the compartment of the car. In my mind I pressed her moist vulva against every exposed panel and fascia, I crushed her breasts gently against the door pillars and quarter windows, moved her anus in a slow spiral against the vinyl seat covers, placed her small hands against the instrument dials and window-sills. The junction of her mucous membranes and the vehicle, my own metal body, was celebrated by the cars speeding past us. The complex of an immensely perverse act waited upon her like a coronation.”

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Book:Crash
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Crash

This book delves into the profound and emotional aftermath of a catastrophic car accident, examining the lives of the individuals and communities affected. The narrative explores themes of guilt, loss, and the complexities of human relationships in the wake of tragedy. more

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