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Wednesday, January 26, 2005

Margaret Atwood's Clairvoyance

Has anyone else noticed how Margaret Atwood's dystopian vision of a future USA in "The Handmaid's Tale" bears an alarming resemblance to the architecture of the Bush republic?

Avram Mirsky at 7:37 AM

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Avram Mirsky: I have crossed a thousand bridges in my search for something real/ There were great suspension bridges made like spiderwebs of steel/ There were tiny wooden trestles and there were bridges made of stone/ I have always been a stranger and I've always been alone/ There's a bridge to tomorrow there's a bridge from the past/ There's a bridge made of sorrow that I pray will not last/ There's a bridge made of colors in the sky high above and I think that there must be bridges made out of love - Milton Nascimento

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Wednesday, January 26, 2005

Margaret Atwood's Clairvoyance

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