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Charles Cameron's latest project is DoubleQuotes, which pairs two passages together in surprising, thoughtful and sometimes provocative ways. Charles often focuses on the intersections between literature, politics, and religion. At the moment he's turned his magister ludi eyes to Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. Check it out.
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New Orleans DoubleQuotes by Charles Cameron plays with juxtaposition, cleverly pairing bits of text in ways that illuminate Katrina and all that flows from it: Think of these paired quotes as twin thoughts dropped into the mind-pond -- not so... [Read More]
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