Talk:The Place of Dead Roads
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[edit] Dead Roads
The article currently says that "dead roads" does not use the cut-up technique. I think that is inaccurate. The chapters aren't numbered so referencing this is tricky but, for example, see the early chapter that begins "No mistaking that gray shadow moving up the face as the gray lips move." The chapter ends with a sex scene that, like several in the book (as I recall) fade into cut-up. The effect is quite lovely and poetic and it seems wrong to deny it in the wikipedia article. -t
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BetacommandBot (talk) 15:10, 8 March 2008 (UTC)
