They are foundational texts!!! :)

This 70 year-old quote violates FB's Community Standards, which dovetails with plutocratic dystopia described in the novel fro which the quote came, "The Stars My Destination".

"I find you, Vorga. I pay you back, me. I rot you. I k*ll you, Vorga. I k*ll you filthy."

the word salad that tumbles out his pie-hole; his lack of inhibition; the bruising on his hands and I would REFUSE TO TAKE HIM AS A CLIENT AND REPORT THOSE AROUND HIM FOR ELDER ABUSE. (end)

If I, as a health professional certified to train older individuals were presented with Trump as a potential client, I would take into account: his facial droop from a likely stroke or transient ischemic attack; his wide-based gait; his swollen ankles from kidney and/or cardio vascular disease; (2)

Maybe I'll watch the whole ep, but I was kind of dizzy from just the credits. Just found out that JAMES star Lance Kerwin died two years ago. That makes me kind of melancholy. Kind of felt like I knew the guy... (7/END)

I tried watching an ep of JAMES AT 15 on YouTube and the opening credits, which was a montage of James walking around the Common and elsewhere, punched my brain like a bite from one of Proust's madeleines. (6)

When I first got to Boston, I ruined a few pairs of shoes, literally walking and zig-zagging from Brookline to the Harbor. The soles burst. (5)

I didn't have the cultural vocabulary to describe it at the time, but James was a flâneur, one who strolls through cities to observe life and who appreciates the cultural opportunities urban life affords. It was just that James had a city that afforded so much more than what I grew up with. (4)

Since his dad was a university prof., he lived in a situation in which books and learning were valued. I knew such things were not impossibilities, because I went to school with kids whose parents taught at the University of Buffalo. I caught glimpses. (3)

JAMES AT 15, set in and filmed in Boston, solidified that escape plan in my mind. James had the kind of life I longed for as a late 70s teen. He had a public transit system that gave him access to world-class museums and libraries. He could pursue a number of creative interests and hobbies. (2)