Circle of Confusion
Shane BunnagOld and new writing on cities, Siam, gardens, Attica, folklore, and sea voyages – with photography
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | bunnag.substack.com |
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Bootleg Tapes of Thailand – The City and Suburb
The Boy has grown old. Soldiers drive him to the city, as he makes his way through the troubled metropolis an amulet talks to him. The boy creeps back into the forgotten suburb from whence he came, carrying a special gift from his spirit fr...
Bootleg Tapes of Thailand – River Life
Drinking and fighting, the boy floats along a river. Multitudes of wild animals, escapees from a private zoo, line the riverbanks, the boy listens to a story about a tiger spirit.
Bootleg Tapes of Thailand – Orchards and Paddies
Travelling by train and foot, he arrives in a town in time to celebrate a festival, he dreams, and is taken in by nudist villagers. Like a figure in a Hindu parable, the boy ends up with the hermit again.
Bootleg Tapes of Thailand – Towns
The monk finds the boy-dog a ride. At the next town, the boy meets his former lover and becomes human again.
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Eclectic visions of Thailand, Greece, and France from a Thai-British-Irish-ish writer, filmmaker, photographer.
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