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Back at the Singing Beach in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts. The elasticity of time. Apple-time as troop time. Porous borders between dream and wakefulness. Frederick Douglass's escape into states of Protestant watch-winding. Mirror and related deaths. Erotic past times: shadows of 90s trysts right there, at the Singing Beach. Or with groups of Harvard College classmates building bonfires, skinny-dipping, taking tokes. Time as cyclical rather than linear. Eros and the ineluctable presentness it requires.
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By Chris HoseaBack at the Singing Beach in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts. The elasticity of time. Apple-time as troop time. Porous borders between dream and wakefulness. Frederick Douglass's escape into states of Protestant watch-winding. Mirror and related deaths. Erotic past times: shadows of 90s trysts right there, at the Singing Beach. Or with groups of Harvard College classmates building bonfires, skinny-dipping, taking tokes. Time as cyclical rather than linear. Eros and the ineluctable presentness it requires.