From the
Empty Center:
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From Friday's 2:56 AM entry —
Philip K. Dick,
"Sun at the top.
"Do you know "Yes," Hawthorne said.
"It's Chung Fu," Juliana said.
Margo Jefferson in
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Today's previous entry, "Aes Triplex," is actually from 1:48 PM EST yesterday. (It was posted to my alternate site, log24.com, since log24.net was down for Xanga maintenance.) "Aes Triplex" deals with image and reality.
Its final link, to the heart of Rome, leads to Julius Caesar.
A related review in today's New York Times:
"We live in a media maelstrom, and the Moonwork theater company's 'Julius Caesar' comes hurtling toward us right from its center. This production, at the Connelly Theater in the East Village through Nov. 23, is set in the here and now.
'Julius Caesar' is about politics, rhetoric and power; about manipulation of a nation's image and its people; about conspiracy, murder and the war that leads to a new regime. What play is better suited for our times?"