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"I am a distinguished outcast in American letters — a renegade and recalcitrant, hated and feared by all cliques and snoring phantom celebrities, from ultra-radical to ultra-conservative — an isolated wanderer in the realm of intellect and lithely fantastic emotion, hemmed in by gnawing hostilities and blandly simulating venoms . . ."
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Stories, tales, lies, and exaggerations from the mind of a madman philosopher.
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Even when Death inhabits a poem, he does not own it. He is a squatter. In fact, Death owns nothing. - Todd Moore
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