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By May 24, 2004
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einspruchsquaresFranklin Einspruch‘s got a great, moving dialog (and interior Hamlet-esque monolog) on his site this morning. It’s about an encounter with an army nurse who wandered into his studio for a visit.

And it’s a must read. (image is Einspruch’s digital art logo at his site, artblog.net)

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