a poem for the beginning of the year:
en abîme
WRITING SOUND :::: BY DANIELA CASCELLA
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- It seemed I’d stepped…
- En Abîme: The Wire review by Agata Pyzik
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- Joseph Conrad / writing
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- I am a force of the past
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