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"Apocalypse Beach"
03:26
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"Invisible Boy"
13:47
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"Walt Disney in Hell"
02:09
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"Walt Disney is building amusement parks in Hell..."
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"The Strange Music"
04:25
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"The Cattletruck"
09:30
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"Man Disassembling"
01:53
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"The Hibakusha"
27:54
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"Daughter"
18:46
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"Cranes"
01:55
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Cliff Burns
I've been a professional writer for 30+ years, with 16 books and more than 100 published short stories under my
belt.
The music and spoken word pieces you'll find on this site grant you a very personal look at my obsessions and preoccupations; my visions tend to be quite dark and surreal and my influences include Terry Gilliam, Jorge Luis Borges and Samuel Beckett.
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