Dreams of Speaking
'We must talk, Alice Black, about this world of modern things. This buzzing world.' Alice is entranced by the aesthetics of technology and, in every aeroplane flight, every Xerox machine, every neon sign, sees the poetry of modernity. Mr. Sakamoto, a survivor of the atomic bomb, is an expert on Alex…
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