. . . are the natural allies of puppets, of course, as is the landscape of dreams. You can see both here, in the art of Rick Lieder: Invisible Toys and Wild Dreams.
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Invisible toys
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- Very welcome, Clive. Once i start quoting from it, it’s hard to stop.
- I acquired and read the Gross at your recommendation last year, and it’s a superb book. Thank you Kathe.
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