In the office we work with our backs to televisions; typing, flicking through webpages, picking up phones. Typing. Behind our backs, pictures flash and headlines shout, unbeknownst, until someone turns around to reach for a book or a cardigan. Then, one day, you hear an audible intake of breath, or, if it’s bad enough to [...]
Archive for April 25th, 2007
On massacres, Virginia Tech and Iraq
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