As if imputing a memory or a direction that the mind should, must take, instead of, can take. To be seen as citizens and city governments desire that outsiders see them; as they see themselves. Written by John C. Tibbetts, a review of the main body of the work, "Houses without Doors", in which "A Short Guide to The City" was published, Mr. Tibbetts said that "A Short Guide to the City" are, in Straub's universe, violent responses to fragmented identities. This is one of the few reviews, writings, this reader totally agrees with