Today's piece, "Luxury Fort" by Louise Krug, is interesting and brief. And yet it manages to pack so much into such little space--commentary about American culture, tourism, misunderstanding of the past. Have you been like the brother and sister in the story seeing without seeing, or are you a more astute observer, like the narrator?
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Monday, August 22, 2011
fiction from Night Train
A boy. A girl. A scene from history.
Today's piece, "Luxury Fort" by Louise Krug, is interesting and brief. And yet it manages to pack so much into such little space--commentary about American culture, tourism, misunderstanding of the past. Have you been like the brother and sister in the story seeing without seeing, or are you a more astute observer, like the narrator?
Today's piece, "Luxury Fort" by Louise Krug, is interesting and brief. And yet it manages to pack so much into such little space--commentary about American culture, tourism, misunderstanding of the past. Have you been like the brother and sister in the story seeing without seeing, or are you a more astute observer, like the narrator?
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