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The Dream of the Black Topaze Chamber by Hugh Fox

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Daniel

“During the day there’s the paradox of bright sun, jade bamboo, emerald persimmon leaves, malachite palms, and wind-sheets of bright (disguised) antarctic cold. But at night the island sails into mute, drained death. They both huddle under their fake black fur…” An intellectual … Continue reading →

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