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Date: 2000
"And the end of your pleasure: / elegant neurons switching in a blink, / lighting your brain like a great city."
preview | full record— Sagaser, Elizabeth Harris
Date: 2000
"But even if the map came to match the territory in the spookiest possible way, there would still be a few hippies, philosophers and romantics who would insist that there was a real city under all that paper, a city of experience, lost in translation. The map makers would reply that there was ind...
preview | full record— Edward St. Aubyn (b. 1960)
