Real Life
Adeline Dieudonné
"One summer evening, my mother had made peaches stuffed with tuna, which we ate on the blue stone terrace overlooking the garden."
"One summer evening, my mother had made peaches stuffed with tuna, which we ate on the blue stone terrace overlooking the garden."
"Nick thought he could see the hazy pink peaks of San Marco. How could he have ever considered taking the bus?"
"It was when I was at university that I had first started working on fiction, ambitious projects full of deep wisdom and literary allusions, that no one wanted to read, much less publish."
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