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Isabel Fargo Cole
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All the Roads Are Open: The Afghan Journey - Annemarie Schwarzenbach, Isabel Fargo Cole 1,000 Feelings for Which There Are No Names - Mario Giordano, Isabel Fargo Cole, Ray Fenwick Selected Essays - Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Isabel Fargo Cole The Jew Car: Fourteen Days from Two Decades - Franz Fühmann, Isabel Fargo Cole The Sleep of the Righteous - Isabel Fargo Cole, Wolfgang Hilbig, László Krasznahorkai
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The Sleep of the Righteous - Isabel Fargo Cole, Wolfgang Hilbig, László Krasznahorkai
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1,000 Feelings for Which There Are No Names - Mario Giordano, Isabel Fargo Cole, Ray Fenwick
All the Roads Are Open: The Afghan Journey - Annemarie Schwarzenbach, Isabel Fargo Cole
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Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 10 years ago
text All the Roads Are Open: The Afghan Journey by Annemarie Schwarzenbach, Isabel Fargo Cole
bookshelves: nonfiction, essays, travel, afghanistan, hardback, iran-persia, trains-planes-automobiles, winter-20142015, under-50-ratings, glbt, flowery-language, bellybutton-mining, switzerland, epistolatory-diary-blog, published-1939, published-1940 Recommended to ☯Bettie☯ by: BrokenTune Read f...
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Unabridged Chick
Unabridged Chick rated it 11 years ago
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This intriguing little book -- less than 300 pages -- contains precisely what the title says: one thousand fleeting moments for which there is no single word to describe them. Whimsical, occasionally edge, melancholy and exultant in equal part, this is a lovely sort of coffee table book that invites...
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coffee & ink
coffee & ink rated it 12 years ago
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Travelogue of a visit to Afghanistan by Swiss German lesbian radical shortly before WWII. Lots of lovely landscape descriptions, people exoticized if in a well-meaning way, more focuson architecture and landscape than people. (It is so odd to me, how little she mentions people even when she's talkin...
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