On Beckett (3)# Reader - 书香世家
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The fact that he wreaks havoc between the two ends of a book in itself
should not be so threatening. After all one of the great past-times of human
being is to conjure up all sorts of fucked-up situations and write a book
about it. Double-crossing, backstabbing, murder, suicide, adultery, incest,
you name it. If there is a sin, there is a book about it. And that's just
Shakespear. But of course it's a cliche to say tragedies exist because of
their therapeutic values. The indescribable joy of see
should not be so threatening. After all one of the great past-times of human
being is to conjure up all sorts of fucked-up situations and write a book
about it. Double-crossing, backstabbing, murder, suicide, adultery, incest,
you name it. If there is a sin, there is a book about it. And that's just
Shakespear. But of course it's a cliche to say tragedies exist because of
their therapeutic values. The indescribable joy of see