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Flatness, Part 1
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Mom painted the front railing in technicolour...
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Flatness, Part 2
17:33
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The labyrinth started in shop class...
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Flatness, Part 3
11:32
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Fred had two houses...
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Flatness, Part 4
08:25
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From a vacation with my parents...
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Flatness, Part 5
13:30
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Feet in my ski boots...
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Flatness, Part 6
13:46
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I saw the doorway and i didn't want to go in...
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Matthew Reid Horrigan Vancouver, British Columbia
Composer, writer and sometimes musician.
Grew up in Barrhaven. Went to Montreal to get an
education. Wrote poetry. Went to Vancouver to get more of an education. Wrote computer programs. Learned to cook somewhere along the way.
Politics, dynamics, Canadian spellings. There is no such thing as 'aesthetic rigour' because there is no such thing as 'aesthetic' rigour.
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