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Intizar Husain, trans. Frances W. Pritchett

"But every action in that town seemed to be spread out over the centuries. The caravan of nights and days passed so slowly there, as though it weren’t moving at all, but had halted."

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"In the lull before morning recess, Danny looked up to see his mother’s head framed in the window of his fourth grade classroom door. She grimaced, peered in, pressed the mesh with her vivid painted mouth."

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Writing, Traveling, and the Creative Act

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