Social Controls by Michael Igoe 
Inclined to the immediate replete in its complicities. It ferrets out all the details, regardless of hostile power. Engaged in dialogue, rude with a phantom. (There’s always rude phantoms in the works.) Serving as a third party, they’re uninvited guests. Witnessing confessions, they’re invisible arbiters in a comfortable alliance. Michael Igoe, city boy, neurodiverse. Chicago […]
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