Rivers and the dead
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Most of this stenciled and typed mini-zine is a dissection of the Paul Auster essay "Portrait of an Invisible Man," the Katherine Ann Porter essay "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall," and a Ramones song about public schools. However, 21-year-old punk Katrina also intersperses her thoughts on history and philosophy.
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