A catalog of Afternoons
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It is a story of a young woman's voice. Enigmatic, melancholic.
Bittersweet...nostalgic.
It is also a story of a young man who is tired. Exhausted.
It is their story and their catalogs of their every afternoons.
First published: 2018
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