โ Scribed by Paul E. Hardisty
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Intro; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; First Snow; March 5th. On the plane, flying to London; Collapsing Infinity; March 5th. Thirty-two thousand feet; Chub Cay; March 5th. Somewhere over Greenland; Rape; March 6th. Heathrow; Love; March 7th. On the plane to Geneva; Peru; March 7th. Still on the way to Geneva; Texas; March 7th. Geneva; Yuruk; March 8th. Geneva; Helena; A Bar Called Mexico; March 10th. Geneva; War News; March 12th. Geneva; Probabilities; Elephants; A Wedding; The Gulf of Guinea; March 13th. Geneva; Before the Revolution; March 13th. Still in Geneva; The Chef; Blue Nile
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