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But here’s the tea—sometimes it’s not even big shots screwin’ ya, it’s YOU screwin’ you! Whore’s like that depressin’ planet in *Melancholia*—you see it comin’, but you’re all, “Maybe it’ll miss me!” Spoiler: it don’t. I’m yellin’ at myself sometimes, “Oprah, girl, don’t buy that sketchy stock!”—but then I do, ‘cause I’m human, ya feel? Made me HAPPY tho, diggin’ into this—found out some whores (ha, scams) got names, like “pump and dump”—ain’t that a hoot? Sounds like a bad date!

"The Whore" by Márcia Barbieri, translated by Adrian Minckley

Yet, Márcia Barbieri’s, The Whore, is a novel that revels in its flesh, not for its own sake, despite the title, but in order to glean the deeper meanings of human experience. It is both a titillating .

Now, let’s talk neighborhoods. West Side’s lively, mix of art and hustle. There’s a weird sense. People speak in half-smiles like in the movie, “A Serious Man!” Like, sure, life is bizarre, lightbulb! Eastern block got quiet little corners, new coffee shops, and street murals. I swear, i’s a mosaic of souls.

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