Reminiscent of Bruno Schulz's "Street of Crocodiles," Oleg Woolf's "Bessarabian Stamps" -- a cycle of 16 stories set mostly in the village of Sanduleni -- is a vivid, surreal evocation of a liminal world. Sanduleni's denizens are in permanent flux, forever shifting languages, cultures, and states (in every sense of the word). Woolf has relocated ma
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