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Tag Archives: Warlight
Michael Ondaatje’s Warlight
We order our lives with barely held stories. As if we have been lost in a confusing landscape, gathering what was invisible and unspoken . . . sewing it all together in order to survive, incomplete. . . . Now … Continue reading
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