Octavo, paper covers, 144 pp. Articles are "A Fable by Baudelaire," translated by Scott Bates, "Contemporary Israel: 14 writers, 13 translators," compiled by Gabriel Levin, "A New Brazialian Novel: Excerpt from 'The Republic of Dreams' by Nelida Pi�on," translated by Helen Lane, "Life in a Schloss: a reminscence," Karl Shapiro, "Free Space: An interview with Bernardo Bertolucci," conducted by Bruce Sklarew, "A Worrisome Literary Entity: Commentary," Reed Whittemore, "Thoughts on Islam by Louis Massignon (1939)," translated by Herbert ason, "Archives: It Tastes Like Chicken," W.V. Quine.

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Title: Delos. Volume II, Number I, Spring, 1989.
Publisher: The Center for World Literature Inc., College Park, Maryland
Publication Date: 1989
Binding: Softbound
Condition: Very Good

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Hollander Books carries over 40,000 titles in English, Hebrew, Yiddish, German and other languages. Our sole specialty is Judaica. Our total stock numbers over 80,000 books. Our shop is located high above Downtown Los Angeles. We welcome visitors anytime except on Shabbat and Jewish holidays, but please contact me in advance to make certain we will be there when you arrive. I am currently attending Rabbinical School. As such availability to visitors is very limited when classes are in session. The best way to reach me is either through email or text. Thank you for your understanding.

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