My Contribution to the Genre of Addiction Literature
In the grand tradition of De Quincey's Confessions of an Opium-Eater
I started stockpiling books at age 20. I’d ravage through used bookstores, looking for cheap classics, like the slakeless Charlie Chaplin ravaging through an audition room.
I accumulated so many books, people eventually started giving old paperbacks to me like you might drop your half-eaten sandwich on the homeless guy outside the restaurant.
I’m guessing…
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