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In Eufrasia’s Worlds

Part I

 

It’s funny how life brings people together. Or people’s stories. I wasn’t paying the slightest attention to the conversation. You know when someone starts talking in front of you and you sit there thinking about other things, …

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Three Joshua Tales

JOSHUA AND THE GINIP TREE

 

Joshua loved Ginips. He had heard precautionary myths about swallowing the seeds, them rooting in bellies and growing. So Joshua swallowed. Ginip pearls pushing down his throat.

 

He waited waited waited waited waited …

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The Two Lönnrots

As Borges lay dying his mind filled with images of lakes, of vast forests of spruce and pine, an enormous sky. He knew this was Finland, a country he had never visited, but which in these last years had been …

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At Around Three in the Afternoon

In this room – crammed full of desks and papers, where enviable clerks divide among themselves the world’s common sense, focusing with clear ideas, despite the noise and the stifling weather, self-assured in expressing their opinions about the problems that …

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