Jamaica Kincaid & Arundhati Roy

‎"My father's wife showed me how to wash myself. It was not done with kindness. My human form and odor were an opportunity to heap scorn on me. I responded in a fashion by now characteristic of me: whatever I was told to hate I loved and loved the most. I loved the smell of the thin dirt behind my ears, the smell of my unwashed mouth, the smell that came from between my legs, the smell in the pit of my arm, the smell of my unwashed feet. Whatever about me caused offense, whatever was native to me, whatever I could not help and was not a moral failing-those things I loved with the fevour of the devoted." - Jamaica Kincaid "The autobiography of my mother"


And Arundhati Roy, The non-fiction essays that burn through POWER-INBALANCE and The God of Small Things a book that should have killed POWER-INBALANCE, why does it still exist? - with the character Ammu - who, mention her name, always makes me start to cry - Quotes from The God of Small Things.

PS Album-release soon and very soon. 36-word title!

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