Jed Lind's Concrete Island
There are dystopic writers embroiled in the great unraveling of civil society through modernity's often-brutal churn, and then there's J.G. Ballard. Crash, his most famous book " or infamous, depending on your internal morality gauge " portrayed a parallel present where the carnage of car accidents had become the stuff of pornographic fantasy for a community of disaffected commuters.Gordon Matta Clark
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