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unfolding like ribbons of molasses across the dash of my ford ranger. k.d., thank you from one prairie dyke to another, for reclining so handsomely in the barber’s chair as cindy crawford runs the razor up your chin on the cover of vanity fair in 1993, posed forever sensually. you are the definition of natural, […]
By co-opting the style and tropes of the Romantics and applying them to an ironic magical realism story, Süskind created a postmodern text liberated from the delusion of originality.
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