Manifest of cargo
. . . Find in it a bastion of life when they live in a culture that is reluctant to yield content. Unfathomable and always with more to reveal. A cure for the minds contents and the incessant regurgitation of novelty. Interesting because the grandest of dramas is always near. A challenge for those who have read thousands of novels and yet their heart and soul still hunger. Stimulating food for the right-brain which seems to be diminished by post-post-post modern life. A road-map for those who have lived the urban dream from end to end and found that it lacks the nourishment that the human form actually requires . . . more