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David Lalonde ϕ tortileGhostwriter (
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2011-07-24 04:16 am (UTC)
[BBS]
[Switching up fonts.]
How about Truant, then? Though he could see, he walked in total darkness.
Lievre, maybe? She could have laid this world to waste. Perhaps she still will.
Or the blind man, Zampano, who wrote a book about a film about a
house
that is a labyrinth?
We suppose it all comes back to Mr. Danielewski, in the end. -Ed.
the book is a labyrinth dear boy
and while other writers may certainly be entirely mad the insanity of that work is difficult to beat
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[BBS]
How about Truant, then? Though he could see, he walked in total darkness.
Lievre, maybe? She could have laid this world to waste. Perhaps she still will.
Or the blind man, Zampano, who wrote a book about a film about a house that is a labyrinth?
We suppose it all comes back to Mr. Danielewski, in the end. -Ed.
the book is a labyrinth dear boyand while other writers may certainly be entirely mad the insanity of that work is difficult to beat