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A meeting in Mexico City went bust, but after delays caused by travel, Covid, and food poisoning, Lobo and Trash finally welcome David Lida to the show and the three talk about cities of the apocalypse, writing in a foreign language, and the joys of living in crowded places. David Lida François Truffaut -- The Bride Wore Black Huatulco McFlurry

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<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bride_Wore_Black" rel="noopener noreferrer">François Truffaut -- The Bride Wore Black</a>
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One person's apocalypse is another person's Switzerland -- a conversation with author David Lida

One person's apocalypse is another person's Switzerland -- a conversation with author David Lida