From the November 1999 Issue A Day Too Long Lovers For A Day By Ivan Klima (Translated by Gerald Turner) LR
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From the August 2005 Issue Electric Eccentrics The Alexandrian Charlie Chaplin and Other Stories By Jack Debney LR
From the April 2005 Issue Suicide for the Faint of Heart A Matter of Death and Life By Andrey Kurkov (Translated by George Bird) LR
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