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Boundless as the Sky

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First published
2022
Pages
143

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The book 'Boundless as the Sky' is written by Dawn Raffel. It is a book of invisible histories beneath the cities we inhabit. The first part of this story is a tale of real and invented cities, some ancient, some dystopian, echoing Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities.

And the second part is based on a true event, the arrival of a 'roaring armada of goodwill' in the form of twenty-four seaplanes at Chicago's 'century of progress' by Mussolini's wingman Italo Balbo on a single day in 1933 at the 'World's Fair'.

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Dawn Raffel

Dawn Raffel moves between compression and scale as a writer of short fiction, memoir, and narrative nonfiction. Boundless as the Sky has two contrasting parts: a sequence shaped by imagined cities and a longer narrative connected to Chicago's 1933 Century of Progress exposition.

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First published
2022
Reading time
About 110 minutes
Pages
143
Language
English
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