"Guantánamo Diary chronicles Mohamedou Ould Slahi’s 'endless world tour' of detention and interrogation, an odyssey that began when he voluntarily reported to a police station in Nouakchott, Mauritania on November 20, 2001 and included renditions to Jordan, Afghanistan, and ultimately to Guantánamo."
"I like Tom of Finland, but I’ve never thought of his work as utopian, as being part of any utopia I’d want to live in, though our differences are plotted so far apart on the timeline that binds us I concede that post-Stone Wall, post-AIDS crisis my position is rather cushy and I can do whatever I want and no one cares, it’s already on TV anyway."
“‘Criminal No. 76028’, as Pound was now officially known although he had been neither tried nor convicted, was removed in the late afternoon of 21 December to St Elizabeths Hospital for the Insane, ‘for treatment and examination’.”
