Collection:Beautiful Wreckage

No school. No doctors. One mountain. She found her way out anyway.

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The portrait ages. He doesn't. Everything has a cost.

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The glamour. The breakdown. The bell jar descending.

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Thirteen essays on schizophrenia. From inside it. No comfort.

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Black Flag tour diaries. The van. The floors. The cost.

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Americans talk about their jobs. All of them. No filter.

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A Spanish poet in 1929 New York. They killed him for less.

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There is no meaning. Keep going anyway. Camus shows you how.

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London 1958. Youth culture being born. The riots coming.

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Brooklyn's underworld. No exits. No comfort. All true.

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A thief. A prisoner. He made beauty from what they used to condemn him.

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Caravaggio vs. Hernán Cortés. Tennis. 1599.

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Boyhood with bite marks.

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Comic books save the world (kinda).

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A snow country geisha. A man who cannot love her fully.

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Three girls walked into the rock. Nobody came back.

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A dead man's town, still talking.

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Letters that bleed and bloom.

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Fifty years of love that refused to expire.

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An American tries to understand desire in the tropics.

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A letter America doesn't want to read

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Locked in a bathroom while history happened.

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Eight hundred pages on what the world ignores.

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