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...u? Bolovi. Izgeda da se ipak valja drţati uputstva lekara i redovno piti pilule. Odvratnog ukusa, by the way. Hodam i obema rukama pridrţavam sto... ...mu moje «kolege» razgovaraju. Ĉujem njihove glasove, ali ne razaznajem reĉi. Kroz glavu mi prolazi samo: «This is not sport, sir. / This is not goo... ...glavu mi prolazi samo: «This is not sport, sir. / This is not good weather. / This is not blue and green. / This is home. / Travel anywere in a year... ... sve. 139 LAZAR. SOFIJA. (PETRA.) ON TAĈNO ZNA GDE NA POLICI S KNJIGAMA U PLAVOJ SOBI U VRŠCU STOJI ALBUM S NJIHOVIM ZAJEDNIĈKIM FOTOGRAFIJA... ...ys, 1997; Passager clandestine, novel, 1998; Op šta mesta – jedan paraliterarni herbarijum, novel, 1998. Album fotografija 1991 – 1993, novel, 200... ...ew books, and some prose in dozen Yugoslav (Serbian / Croatian / Bosnian) and foreign anthologies. 1965 Born in Belgrade, Serbia, Former Yugoslav... ...– residential centre for Communist Party Central Committee members in Belgrade. Beaten in militia station. This kind of arrests, or, so-called «inf... ...ng, after criticizing president Milosevic, fired from Radio-Television Politika. 1999-2003 Finished novel Album fotografija (in press) and publish...

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...teps and letting a cigarette dangle limp in a frown, Sang Huin realized that this new friend of his was not just straying off briefly, so he gradually... .....Miguk" ("America...America") and the class was in an uproar. He thought of this in one of his startled awakenings. He looked from the window to flat... ... patches of skimpy forest that most Koreans thought of as so beautiful. The way was straight, south and barren and made him almost yearn for the tort... ...tice, could never be allocated to the dead under the best circumstances, and this particular trial was going nowhere. The conclusiveness of the evide... ... that even in sleep there wasn't always repose. Sometimes, without finding a way of sealing memories in tidy body bags, one's inner voice was as activ... ...lation he had listened to him repeatedly talk about wishing that he had been born a woman; and except for once of saying, "Well...I understand, but" (... ... of the Taleban and the tattered infrastructure of the country. There was no way to catch even a word or two of it and this balding and middle aged ma... ...d neediness to be in the presence of a friend in a hostile world where being born was not a sanction to live well or live long. One's innocence ran b... ...im, that alone would justify a life of barren prospects. "Unto us a child is born. Unto us a child is given." He thought of the words of the composer...

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