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Crossings

Alex Landragin

 
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Kings County

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“The Corridor”

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The All-Night Sun

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Sensation Machines

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Natural History

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Grove

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Death and the Butterfly

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Want

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Artifact

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Heaven and Earth

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Mother Daughter Widow Wife

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The Ballad of Big Feeling

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Scorpionfish

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Thin Girls

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“Last One Out Shut Off the Lights”

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22 Minutes of
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“Cambridge People”

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“Wherever Thou Wilt Touch A Bruise Is Found”

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Destination Wedding

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“Cars on Fire”

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“Your Ad Could Go Here”

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The Fire in His Wake

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Love

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“The Battle of Los Angeles”

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