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By Mircea Cărtărescu (trans. Julian Semilian; New Directions, 2005)
Despite living in a part of the world in which the future is necessarily the most fertile ground, Romanian writer Mircea Cărtărescu has encamped himself in the past. And not the official past of dull, stultifying life under communism, but the idealized, oneiric past that is [...]
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