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Nathalie Daoust

November 30, 2012

Tokyo Hotel Story

Tokyo Hotel Story explores a world that lies at the intersection of desire and domination. Note: This essay contains EXPLICIT CONTENT!

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Natasha
In Conversation: Natasha Hemrajani

haha and I am looking back at one of my favourite interviews after 4 years :) Thank you for asking such compelling questions, you are a wonderful writer x ~Natasha
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Thanks Vrushankh, just thought of looking back at one of my favourite interviews after 3 years, yes, that explains late reply.
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It is wonderful how your present shall be the past I would know mumbai with, and maybe have conflicts with accepting the future I see of it. Wonderful work Natasha!…

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