Life has become hopelessly complicated. A short story by Fernando Sorrentino. Translated from Spanish by Iris Maria Mielonen.
«I tend to instantly accept any idea proposed by a sociologist or psychoanalyst during televised round tables. Emerging among eyeglasses, beards and pipe smoke, the deep and indisputable male voice propounded that modern humans have been objectified and that little by little, the consumer society has been consuming them...»
Keys: bicycle, time, horn, handlebars
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