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  <abstract>Of everyday existence. As in the labyrinthian The 1001 Arabian Nights, this collection reveals how stories save lives and seduce the mind away from an awareness of death, be that death actual, moral, political or death in the desperation of everyday living. Naranjo the Muse also deals with resisting the oppression.</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Misunderstanding Prufrock, With Some Cummings -- My Comrade Podvig -- Love's Lost Labor: Male -- Dogs of Clowerston -- The Discovery Channel -- The Rabbit War -- God's Polyp -- High on the Precipice -- The Song of Ishkik -- The Grackle -- Under a Blinding Sun -- The Odd Time of Raul Sombra -- Office Games -- Mything Linda in the High Window -- The News of The Author -- The English Professor.</tableOfContents>
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