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Intimacy
Intimacy | Jean-Paul Sartre
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The Wall: (Intimacy) and Other Stories | Jean-Paul Sartre
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rabbitprincess I liked the Denise Mina! Enjoy 😊 5y
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Leftcoastzen
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Intimacy | Jean-Paul Sartre
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Sometimes you just have to post an old ,cool paperback . Especially when it just just got liberated from a box.

LeahBergen Very cool. 6y
jveezer Wow. You are finding some treasures! 6y
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DivineDiana
DivineDiana
Intimacy | Jean-Paul Sartre
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This belongs to my husband. A little confused because the cover says it won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1964 but the inside says the copyright is 1948? #publishedinthe1960s #aprilbookshowers

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Bookzombie I looked it up. The writer was given the award in 1964 and apparently refused it. I'm sure any of his work printed/ reprinted after that date notes he won that award. 🤓 (edited) 7y
DivineDiana @Bookzombie Thank you! Now, I'm curious about his reasons! 7y
Bookzombie @DivineDiana It was something about writers not becoming institutions. I looked it up on Wikipedia. 🙂 7y
DivineDiana @Bookzombie I'll check it out! 😀 7y
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