Shamefully late repost!
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Introduction
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The Love of Singular Men by Victor Heringer, James Young (Translator)
The Deluge by Stephen Markley
Animal Farm by George Orwell
Khwabnama by Akhteruzzaman Elias, Arunava Sinha (Translator)
Every year is alike: a few days before Christmas, the downpour begins and only stops just before New Year. The filthy water, regurgitated by the drains, floods the streets and invades the houses. Later the reporters arrive to ask if we've lost everything. They film our faces in close-up, hoping we'll cry. 'How are you feeling, senhora?', 'What does it feel like?'
We had no idea of the problems that had plagued our parents' marriage in recent months. We didn't even know who ran the country. We lived under the weird dictatorship of childhood: we looked but didn't see, listened but under- stood nothing, spoke and were largely ignored. But we were happy under that regime. Like a thick shroud, the fabric of our young lives shielded us completely.
The Love of Singular Men | 
