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Yet any distinction between literature and life is misleading. Literature for me...
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Harold Bloom
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The Anatomy of Influence:
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Yet any distinction between literature and life is misleading. Literature for me is not merely the best part of life; it is itself the form of life, which has no other form.
( Harold Bloom )
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