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Winter 2003-4
Fergus Allen German lessons
Young ‘displaced persons’ in a Waterford school [memoir]
Philip Davison Some lizards
A dead cat, a dented car, a broken heart [fiction]
Brian Dillon The invisible man
The elusive genius of Chris Marker’s films [review-essay]
Tom Dunne ‘You’ll rot in hell’
When unsparing literature becomes feel-good cinema [review-essay]
Elaine Garvey Hammer on
A lodger hears a disturbing sound from upstairs. [fiction]
Tim Robinson Scailp
A poor nesting place, high in Connemara [essay]
Hansjörg Schertenleib A boat trip
A tourist and a teenage boy run out of petrol [fiction]
Maurice Walsh A smell of oil
Petro-politics in the Caucasus [report]
Elizabeth Wassell Claire by night
New York, nighttime, and the human heart [fiction]
Steve Yarbrough A Krakow journal
An American novelist spends a summer in Poland [diary]
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