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Gorgeously Translated By Lydia Davis The Miniature Stories Of A L Snijders Might Concern Lost Shoe Visit With Bat Fears Travel Dream Man Who Has Glass Eye: Uniting Them Is Their Concision And Vivacity In Her Introduction Delves Into Fascination Pleasures Challenges Translating From Language Relatively New To She Also Extols Snijders’s “Straightforward Approach Storytelling His Modesty Thoughtfulness ” Selected Many Hundreds Original Dutch Gathered Here—Humorous Or Bizarre Comfortingly Homely—Are Something Like Daybook Entries Novels-In-Brief Philosophical Meditations Events Recreated Life But—Inhabiting Borderland Between Fiction Reality—Might Best Be Described As Autobiographical Mini-Fables This Morning At 11:30 Full Sun I Go Up Hayloft Where Haven’t Been For Years Climb Over Boxes Shelving Open Door Frightened Owl Flies Straight Me Dead Quiet Shadow Can Fly Look Eyes—He’s Large It’s Not Strange That I’m Too We Frighten Each Other Myself Thought Owls Never Move Daytime What Thinks About Don’t Know Σελίδες: 128 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1105 Διαστάσεις: 13 2X13 2Cm