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Flying Horses on the Silk Road
… taking your dollars. The horse’s head in my living room comes from one of these shops. Mounted on a wooden platform, … Engineering, Sapporo University.” Though Japanese, he studied in Europe, including a stint at New College, Oxford. … on China is for the future to tell us. Dr. No, a skeptic, points to the napkins on the restaurant table. “There is the …
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How to Be Afraid in America
… pasts they arrive from and the futures they promise if we become so bold as to forget that the stories we tell to scare … la cerveza más fina —was rumored to contain a special ingredient: urine. This was, of course, untrue, but the rumor … the cheap now that it has lost its hermetic seal, but you also have to accept the potential for food poisoning. It’s …
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Life on the Line: The Arizona-Mexico Border
… have been well documented in the national media—hundreds die each year of thirst and exposure, others are robbed and … and take the most direct route possible. We drive on and he points at still another trail, half as wide as a road. It’s … into the Tucson and Yuma Sectors. The former extends for 261 miles from the New Mexico state line westward to the …
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The Poet of Atmeh
… his normal speaking cadence, a gentle, murmuring flow, becomes punctuated like a classical sonata. (Of the mosquitos …
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My Avatar, My Self
… Stock Photo   The following post is part of our online companion to our  Spring 2013 issue on The Business of … just come from giving a reading, she told me, where the audience was full of other grief-stricken people who had come … road. Not a week went by in which I wasn’t in front of an audience, somewhere. I learned the intricacies of packing a …
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Nightgirls
… with along the way make their livings from selling their bodies. The motoristas and the prostitutes are constantly … with former boyfriends, all of them muscled, glowering beefcakes. The others giggle and point at the men and tease … makes a fist, a mischievous smile parting her lips as she points her littlest finger and wriggles it limply to …
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