Leaving the Atocha Station Urban Studies received an Association for Asian

received an Association for Asian American Studies Book Award

Binding (if applicable): 5 folded pages in a sewn sleeve

and artwork documentations to explore showers’ potential as embodied network in the post-digital age

「作為一本寫給小說家的法醫科學指南，作者道格拉斯．萊爾沒有在客氣的。大概看太多美國影集或文學作品出現鑑識科學上不可能出現的狀況，與其不斷翻白眼，還是佛心來了把最基本的法醫科學原理、歷史，以及鑑識科學的方法都列在本書中。要從中得到《千萬別吸死人的手》這類作品的娛樂效果那是緣木求魚。但你若是寫作相關主題的作家一定要參閱此書，絕對可以減少很多現實上的錯漏，而喜歡閱讀這類主題的讀者，更可用此書來推敲作品的邏輯。然而，這本書的內容是基於美國的規範及法律，若要以此來書寫以美國以外地區為背景的作品，也得適時參考當地相關的法規及流程，以免成造成『拿明朝的劍斬清朝的官』的窘況。」──賴志穎（微生物學者、作家）

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Leaving the Atocha Station Urban Studies received an Association for AsianAuthors: Ben Lerner Publisher: Coffee House Press Pages: 186 Date Published: 2011 08 23 Language: en Binding: Paperback ISBN: 9781566892742 About the Book: Adam Gordon is a brilliant, if highly unreliable, young American poet on a prestigious fellowship in Madrid, struggling to establish his sense of self and his relationship to art. What is actual when our experiences are mediated by language, technology, medication, and the arts? Is poetry an