“Maybe he was lying,” Peters said. “Lie is a blow to the tyranny of fact,” Hollis said…. “I think lies are… — Lev Grossman
“Maybe he was lying,” Peters said.
“Lie is a blow to the tyranny of fact,” Hollis said….
“I think lies are good,” he said. “People should lie more. Lies are like these little peepholes into a better world.”
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