Table Making/Breaking

2007
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Excerpt: and then I built a table. and kept manifesting them. I am little uncertain as to why. but it is now a nervous tick — and invades my dreams (and I pace, fidget, even squint “tables”).

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Clair Enlow, Charles Tonderai Mudede, Trevor Boddy, Dan Corson & Norie Sato, Michael Hebberoy, Fritz Haeg, Sarah Rich, Eva Hagberg, Stephanie Snyder

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James Nesbitt & Stephanie J. Cooper

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