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Issue Details: First known date: 2000... 2000 Recognising Zeno
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    y separately published work icon Dancing From the Edge of Darkness Dipti Saravanamuttu , Upper Ferntree Gully : Papyrus Publishing , 2000 Z992627 2000 selected work prose

    Dancing from the Edge of Darkness is a succession of amplified prose descriptions, in which the narrator poet or central character keeps on changing - so that one has to 'put oneself in the place of the other'; see from the vantage point of someone dissimilar to oneself, in order to have a main story line, or sense of narrative over and above the individual ones.

    Poetic techniques are used to evoke or recreate a sense of the mystical. The book uses synchronicity, recurrence and atmosphere, among other modes, to suggest what lies outside the self - or specifically, the self that is beyond the self. -- Inside cover

    Upper Ferntree Gully : Papyrus Publishing , 2000
    pg. 94-103
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