the heart of the matter by Graham Greene
1948 novel about a sad catholic with too many girlfriends
1948 novel about a sad catholic with too many girlfriends
greene’s messy horny debut
an early novel from a writer who’d get more exciting with age
phenomenal essay on Mexican corruption
In America alone, 281 pounds of pig shit is produced for every one person per year. I don’t know if that’s a lot as I don’t know what a pound is.
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