Deafheaven on any night.
Happy weekend.
I keep Borges's Labyrinths by my bedside because his essays and stories are some of my very favourites to read and re-read and re-re-read. Sometimes I will reach over, stars bright in alive night and page open to one of his; knowing I won't make it all the way through, but knowing that there are few writers I would rather fall asleep to and have influence my dreams than the Argentine master of labyrinthine metaphysical narratives on space, time, and existence.
Last one: Asterion, his short and moving first person account of a tragic historic-ish figure whose identity is not revealed until the final sentences...
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