We borrowed Cathy’s mom’s Dodge Dart and my grandmother’s Broadway credit card and headed to the mall afterschool to buy junior league formals. Half-way down the boulevard, the sky boom cracked, exploded like an...
And of course the whole thing about vanity was an artifact. A cheap gossip or else a lame excuse. They all reveled in those bits and pieces of talk: so they vented the trouble...
“Everyone eats chicken!”, thought murgi-wala, a chicken seller in a local bazaar somewhere in some distant city. He suddenly felt a light breeze balloon his lungi. As if the thought was more than just...
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David Bowie: The Lazarus of Brixton
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Death of Ethics in Brave New World
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