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The Medusa Frequency

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  • Hoban, Russell
    Russell Hoban

    …include the novels Pilgermann (1983); The Medusa Frequency (1987), the story of an author who deals with his writer’s block by electrifying his brain, which produces a series of imagined interlocutors, including the disembodied head of Orpheus; The Moment Under the Moment (1992); Fremder (1996); Amaryllis Night and Day (2001);…

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    …include the novels Pilgermann (1983); The Medusa Frequency (1987), the story of an author who deals with his writer’s block by electrifying his brain, which produces a series of imagined interlocutors, including the disembodied head of Orpheus; The Moment Under the Moment (1992); Fremder (1996); Amaryllis Night and Day (2001);…

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