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“Back Channel Apraxia has three distinct sections. Some of its Parts, the first, immediately engages the reader through graphic text shifts, interruptions, and at once thought-through and heart-felt resistance to a range of planetary and local conditions. The section is followed by Orathera, a textual immersion in which the verbal DNA sinks in and out of view. The last section, 10,000! yrs, brings a high octane vocabulary, or many vocabularies, wonderful collisions and then openings through constructed clarities. The Book has an eloquence that shudders.” – Allen Fisher
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