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'An astounding fact: some who witnessed firsthand the infamous killing fields of Pol Pot’s regime in Cambodia went blind afterwards. Their eyes could still “see” in a physical sense – their optic nerve remained undamaged. They just couldn’t admit the horrors they had seen.' (Introduction)
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Anna Spargo-Ryan A Kind of Magic : A Memoir about Anxiety, Our Minds, and Optimism in Spite of It All
The Saturday Paper
The Saturday Paper
