I Am Stepney, I Am Peru
Jah Wobble reminds us that there's no need to use faux exoticism to evoke 'transcendence' or 'the sublime'.
posted by Paul McAuley at 2:56 pm
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Jah Wobble reminds us that there's no need to use faux exoticism to evoke 'transcendence' or 'the sublime'.
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1 Comments:
Found this when searching for this phrase to find out if that IS what he is saying. You obviously think so. I will go with that thanks.
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