Lost and Found in Las Vegas

Lost and Found in Las Vegas

What the City Hides and What It Reveals: Essays and Stories

by David Armstrong, Moniro Ravinpour, Geoff Schumacher, T.R. Witcher, Mercedes M. Yardley, Mason Ian Bundschuh, Heidi Kyser, Joseph Langdon, Launce Rake

176 pages· 2014· ISBN 9781935396581
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The bite-size contributions (most aren't more than a few pages long), span the gamut of genres, including essays, reportage, and fiction. This year they are loosely based around the concept of a "lost & found" box and the random, disparate items that it might hold. It's the perfect metaphor for Las Vegas, a metropolis with such singular energies generated by the juxtaposition--and sometimes collision--of so many diverse and frenetic elements. In no other city is it so easy to get lost, nor so vital to be found

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