Death Fugue

Death FugueBanned in China for its taboo allusions to the Tiananmen Square massacre, Sheng Keyis Death Fugue is a lyrical and explosive dystopian satire that imagines a world of manufactured existence, the erasure of personal freedom, and the perils of governmental control. One morning a nine story tower of excrement of unknown origin appears in the center of Dayangs capital, Beiping. The government swiftly scrubs the scene of all evidence and hands down its

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