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The Book of Michael Silverblatt

The Book of Michael Silverblatt

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Freedom Through Structure: On Translating Vicente Luis Mora’s <em>Centroeuropa</em>

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Rahul Bery: “By adding an extra layer of restrictions... I think I found some kind of liberation.”

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