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My mother's generation felt they belonged, and that they owned whatever they could see.

— Christopher Hope

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One should celebrate irreverence, and pay no respect to power.

I write not to change the world but to undermine it.

Everything I’ve written has been an answer to that.

I prefer the liberation and release of laughter to the boring repetition of tragedy and melodrama.

I’ve spent my entire life looking for something like home.

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