<div>sorry I was sending an attachment of a word document to finish working on the write up and in my autopilot state I sent it to the urth list instead of myself.</div>
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<div>A big picture for Forlesen continues to elude me besides "work is hell" and an empty exploration of a creativity problem in which actors run through the motions of pointless working life on Earth. Oil everywhere, Forlesen finds a book detailing what he just went through with one word changed, glass and mirrors do not show what they should, the cop is hooked up to his cop car by tubes, the pillars holding up the road move, wild horses wind up in a dog food factory ... the whole set is constantly under construction like that one Theodore Sturgeon story where a guy accidentally sees the set up for tomorrow in progress. Forlesen thinks of his feet as shoes at first, as if he has put on the flesh as a costume. </div>
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<div>This is the only work of fiction written before 1987 that I feel there might be no objective bottom to.</div>