This play touched my heart, softened it, hardened it, fucked it with an alien phallus, killed it, ate it, and vomited it back ...

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D’Arcy Wentworth, when Jane Austen knew him, was a rakish ruffian from the north of Ireland, described by his contemporaries as a Byronic character: tall, dark and handsome, and “invariably popular ...

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Healing is a messy act which leaves you aching and bleeding. It is also the kindest act of love you can show yourself.

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