โ Scribed by Domini, John
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These stories, set in both real and unreal locales, arouse more faraway yearnings. All sooner or later come round to the subject of love, but none finds it anywhere we might ordinarily have expected. Bedlam lurks everywhere, from the streets to the afterlife, and every point of view is nagged by glimpses of every other. Thank god for a resilient lyricism, a hint of better music playing not too far off. This electronic edition includes two published pieces that didn't appear in the original edition and a new introduction by the author.;Cover; Title; Contents; Bedlam: an Introduction After the Fact; Over 4000 Square Miles; The Return; Laugh Kookaberry, Laugh Kookaberry, Gay Your Life Must Be; Special Instructions, Special Instructions; Astral Projection; At the Dig; Thirty Spot, Fifteen Back on Either Side; Chasing Names; An Encounter; Some Numb Commitment; Ul 'Lyu, Ooo Ooo Ooo; The Dzanc Books eBook Club.
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