Envisioning the Olfactory
The cover is by Prashant Miranda and appears as a close up partially covered by the title in one edition
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There is a deftness in the words and their positioning ... the image is allowed to waft before a piquant counter-tone is encountered. Take for instance the beginning and end of "Lessons from the First Anglo-Afghan War"
Yesterday, I could have given youAyesha Chatterjee
statistics crisp with freshness
[...]
every detail, except for the camel
that carried the eau de cologne.
Bottles and Bones
And so for day 2352
22.05.2013