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“Biological correlates are often used to give credence to the experience of psychosomatic disorders. An objective change on a blood test or scan allows others to believe in the suffering.”

Book:The Sleeping Beauties: And Other Stories of Mystery Illness

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The Sleeping Beauties: And Other Stories of Mystery Illness

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“All works of nonfiction, or memoir, have to first and foremost be art before they can be true. They have to be artful first before they can be truthful... If you emphasize the truth-telling at the expense of art, nobody is going to be interested in it. And if you sacrifice truth in the name of art, you risk triviality. There's a constant balance between those two.”

Writing Art Truth

Author:Alan Shapiro

“You’re so far out in left field you’re a dot on the horizon.””

Suffering Dark Fiction Mystery Drama Mysterious Thriller 21st Century Intrigue Fast Paced

Book:Catch .22

Source: Catch .22

“She clung to him like linguini.””

Suffering Fiction Mystery Exciting Thriller Suspense Manipulation Intrigue Investigate Deciet

Book:Catch .22

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“Last night she couldn’t keep her hands off him. This morning she’d been as cold as liquid nitrogen.””

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Book:Catch .22

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“Show me one who is sick and yet happy, in peril and yet happy, dying and yet happy, in exile and happy, in disgrace and happy. Show him me. By the gods I would fain see a Stoic. Nay you cannot show me a finished Stoic; then show me one in the moulding, one who has set his feet on the path”

Wisdom Suffering Hope Perseverance Stoicism Grit

Book:The Discourses of Epictetus : Classic Edition

Source: The Discourses of Epictetus : Classic Edition

“The daily exercise of suffering gives one the gaze of an abandoned dog and the colour of a ghost. - Fragment of a Diary [July to August]”

Suffering

Book:The Houseguest and Other Stories

Source: The Houseguest and Other Stories

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