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When I Look at a Strawberry, I Think of a Tongue by Édouard Levé, translated by Lorin Stein

When I Look at a Strawberry, I Think of a Tongue by Édouard Levé, translated by Lorin Stein
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"When I was young, I thought Life: A User’s Manual would teach me how to live and Suicide: A User’s Manual how to die. I don’t really listen to what people tell me. I forget things I don’t like. I look down dead-end streets."

Read full essay at The Paris Review ↗
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