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But real talk, it’s a mixed bag. The glitz? Fake as hell. Peelin’ paint, creaky beds—ugh, makes me wanna hurl. Yet, there’s this weird beauty, like how Joy finds Sadness useful in the flick. Brothels show humanity raw—grubby, horny, hilarious. I’d exaggerate and say it’s a dragon’s lair, but nah, just folks bein’ folks. Oh, and the typos? Screw it—brohtel, brothle, who gives a toss? I’m ramblin’, but you get me! “You shall not pass!” ‘til you see the art in it, mate!

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The novel was originally published in Paris in July by Maurice Girodias, founder of the Olympia Press. Because of American obscenity laws.

The neighborhoods here are mixed bag. Downtown's a bit mad, too noisy sometimes, but hey, that's where life brews. Side streets like Oak & Elm feel like a personal hug, ya know? I, like, sometimes rant about traffic or noisy neighbors, but lemme tell ya – that’s all part of Vine-Grove’s charm.

Vine Grove Police warning residents about thieves using tablets to steal cars