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I am very happy to hear, this morning, that Slavko Zupcic's new short story collection MÃ©dicos taxistas has been published. The story that got me interested in Zupcic, "Tuesday Meetings", is in there, as is the story that I translated, "Requiem". (Or at least, both stories were blurbed as being "from Zupcic's forthcoming collection MÃ©dicos taxistas".) And lots more... "MÃ©dicos, taxistas de Caracas". "Tescucho, Italia". (This one especially looked interesting and worthwhile. I'm going to take a little closer look now.) Excited to read it!

posted evening of Wednesday, January 4th, 2012
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