What does literacide mean?
Literacide means The "murder" of a book or other literature.
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The "murder" of a book or other literature.
"... your thoughts, and, indeed, your writing, appear to be nothing more than tepid nonsense ... and act, that amounts to nothing short of 'literacide'."
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Literacide means The "murder" of a book or other literature.
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"... your thoughts, and, indeed, your writing, appear to be nothing more than tepid nonsense ... and act, that amounts to nothing short of 'literacide'."
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