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  • Peter Carey
    Peter Carey

    The Chemistry of Tears (2012) intertwines the narratives of a contemporary museum conservator reassembling a bizarre automaton and the 19th-century man who commissioned it. Amnesia (2015) uses cybercrime as the lens through which to view the battle of Brisbane, a 1942 encounter between U.S. soldiers…

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    The Chemistry of Tears (2012) intertwines the narratives of a contemporary museum conservator reassembling a bizarre automaton and the 19th-century man who commissioned it. Amnesia (2015) uses cybercrime as the lens through which to view the battle of Brisbane, a 1942 encounter between U.S. soldiers…

    Read More