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| At Marks, Semmel and Shaver are thrust into the present by Gober's grouping and the insistent nowness of the clean and monumental flagship Chelsea venue. A refreshing sense of nowness has infiltrated its profile and, no doubt thanks to director Anthony Dowell, the Royal seems to emit an air of inspired sassiness and passion. On the other hand, an anonymous reporter in the Boston Globe, recognizing "the library's position that the book was 'too coarse' for a place among the classic tomes that educate and edify the people," cut to the heart of the genteel matter with the ironic advice to "Mark" that when he "writes another book he should think of the Concord School of Philosophy and put in a little more whenceness of the hereafter among his nowness of the here. |
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