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Now I see it
Do you have eyes of flesh? Do you see as a man sees? — Job: 10.4
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Christopher Mooney
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God-Born Devil-Dung: A true story
"Out for a walk with Robert Lowell, Just me and him and my Bell & Howell" — John Berryman
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Christopher Mooney
The Burial of the Sardine
"Every man is the son of his own works."—Miguel de Cervantes
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Christopher Mooney
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The man in the mire
Holdback, Ep. 7: "R. v. Todd (1901)"
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Christopher Mooney
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April 7, 2020 - August 26, 1936
Nature and love and happiness have not passed through the waves.
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Christopher Mooney
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March 2024

Still learning (Nothing to learn).
"No one so far knows what the body can do...
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Christopher Mooney
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Closing argument for the defence
Holdback, Ep. 6: "R. v. Todd (1901)"
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Christopher Mooney
What you think you think you know you know
Newly minted voices, bottomless holes, and other representations and equivalences of binary forms
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Christopher Mooney
Matrimonio a la mierda
WARNING: The following contains language and imagery. Please proceed with caution.
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Christopher Mooney
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The Confession
Holdback, Ep. 5: "R. v. Todd (1901)"
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Christopher Mooney
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The name escapes.
“Who are you going to believe, me or your own eyes?” Chico Marx, 1933
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Christopher Mooney
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Amor perro
Ever since I had the strength to gnaw a bone, I have had the desire to speak, to say things that I stored away in my memory; but once in there, old and…
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Christopher Mooney
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