Sunrise In New York:
Letters From A Satanic Angel  
Suzanne M. Bendel is listed in stable condition in the women's ward of New York Psychiatric
Hospital. She is breathing normally but somewhat laboriously through six recently fractured ribs.
However, Suzanne or Suzy is elsewhere it would seem, at least, to her concerned attendants; she
has not awoken for nearly seven days. 
Suzy isn't spending her free time wondering why things happened the way they did, or why they
happened at all. When her whole life collapsed once again into painful blackness and sleep, her
"I" fractured more than her ribs and now she is a wonderful array of snowflakes melting on a
street lamp on 34th street or upon the busy entrance to the Metropolitan Theatre. Except "where"
is not really of any concern to Suzy because the story is always the same, only the characters
change and sometimes the scenery falls apart to reveal a star or two breaking through the thick
clouds of unconsciousness. If she had any awareness to spare, she might ponder the irony of
finding greater sheer ecstasy in these dying moments of her life than she ever did turning a trick
and finding "the bottom of the ocean" as she called it, that warm dreaminess that always seemed
to envelop her when she was beyond the grace of any God she ever knew.
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