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No es muy prolijo Jeffrey Swartz en su blog (http://barcelonacultureblog.blogspot.com/) ahora bien cuando se pone, se pone. Le ha tocado ahora a la revista Time Out en su versión barcelonesa, y de paso a la masa crítica de la ciudad, de la que nos salva (gracias Jeffrey por detectar cuales son nuestras intenciones). Si tenemos que juzgar esa masa crítica por el post Jeffrey Swartz, resulta que es una buena prueba de que sí existe. Sólo echamos de menos más…
"A desk is a dangerous place from which to watch the world" (John Le Carré)