In Search of Lost Time
I longed not to tear off her dress and see her body, but to see through her body to the whole note-book of her memories and plans for further, ardent lovers’ meetings. The Prisoner
I longed not to tear off her dress and see her body, but to see through her body to the whole note-book of her memories and plans for further, ardent lovers’ meetings. The Prisoner
“We constantly strive to give our life its form, but by copying,in spite of ourselves, like a drawing, the features of the person we are, not the person we should like to be.” The Guermantes Way Today I read in the NYTimes about a psychological study that made me reflect on that sentence from …
I recently went through boxes of old photos. Sometimes a photograph, instead of being a mere snapshot of a past event, perfectly captures the memory of time past. Marina di Pietra Santa, 1980s.
I’m currently on the third volume of In Search of Lost Time (Remembrance of Things Past). I love the surprising ways I can identify with this guy. For example take this passage: “I was merely the instrument of habits of not working, of not going to bed, of not sleeping, which had to fulfill themselves …