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Posted on August 22, 2011September 26, 2011 by Ed Desautels

Housebreaking the Muse: Enter Raymond Queneau

This summer has been regrettably saturated, disruptive, and shambolic. Pulled by life in too many directions, I've been operating in a fog where everything gets some of my attention but never the amount it deserves. It has been, for me, a failed summer. And, oh yes, the world seems to have gotten even madder (are…

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