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Crawling Across Chaos and Time Without End
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Mar
10
2009
The Bureau d’Exchange de Maux and Crawling ChaosA Case of One Man’s Cake is Another Man’s Poison
Later, in (a sort of) homage, Crawling Chaos used the acronym B.U.E.M. as a pseudonym for certain releases - probably because it sounds like ‘bum’, such was our level of humour at the time … Bureau Universel d’Exchanges de Maux was written on the sign above the doorway. ( Actually, we pronounced it ‘berm’ which is something totally different. The biggest berm I know of is the Morrocan Wall which you can see on Google Maps. It’s construction was a unique Arab-Israeli collaboration, bizarrely). As well as this tale I can heartily recommend “The King of Elfland’s Daughter”, and my favourite Dunsany story, the Irish-placed tale, yearning for a simple romantic past of continuity, “The Curse of the Wise Woman”, which warns about treating the Earth right – or else.
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