The taste one gets of death in dreams I find more penetrating and atmospheric than the ordinary fear one might suffer while awake.

Thomas Keneally
The taste one gets of death in dreams I find...
The taste one gets of death in dreams I find...
The taste one gets of death in dreams I find...
The taste one gets of death in dreams I find...
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I have always had a fascination with death, whether it be in movies or books, I love the thought that the soul can live on even after death. I think that is why I have always liked to read about death. The taste one gets of death in dreams I find more penetrating and atmospheric than the ordinary fear one might suffer while awake.

Source: Searching For Schindler: A Memoir

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