Babel
Michael Romano, Milton Läufer & all the contributors to BAR
(Each of the following sentences comes from the texts of the Review.
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Over and over, she captures the pinnacle or epitome of what might just be a small drama in the street, but she captures it exactly at the right moment, which means that she would have to click the shutter a nanosecond before it happens, which means that she was able to see that two nanoseconds before. Most of my days and nights are spent reading and writing. JB: Ana’s thinking reminds me of a line from the Argentine novelist Juan José Saer in a book called El entenado.
A nonexistent bird sought for the sunflower color of its outstretched plumage. They have, however, a slight remedy—or a consolation, as the name of the place suggests.
A nonexistent bird sought for the sunflower color of its outstretched plumage. They have, however, a slight remedy—or a consolation, as the name of the place suggests.
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