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Articles in Summer, 1995 issue of Literary Review

• The trains going to Antwerp
  by Herberto Helder
• Regina
  by Agustina Bessa-Luis
• The centaur
  by Jose Saramago
• Grandma's blood is staining the carpet
  by Mia Couto
• My son, my son
  by Dalton Trevisan
• The stiff and his best piece
  by Haroldo Maranhao
• Nails in the grass
  by Maria Gabriela Llansol
• On seeing or not seeing ships
  by Joao de Melo
• Supper time
  by Clara Pinto Correia
• A dog in Luanda
  by Pepetela
• Maira da Luz
  by Orlanda Amarilis
• The heat of things
  by Nelida Pinon
• New Portuguese navigations
  by Richard Zenith
• The house by the sea
  by Sophia de Mello Breyner
• Closing the door
  by Clara Pinto Correia
• We the people of Makulusu
  by Jose Luandino Vieira
• Life and death of Joao Cabafume
  by Gabriel Mariano
• Heart of gold
  by Nelida Pinon
• Holland
  by Herberto Helder
• The proof of the birds
  by Lidia Jorge
• Act of the damned
  by Antonio Lobo Antunes
• A sleepwalking land
  by Mia Couto
• Before the green dance
  by Lygia Fagundes Telles
• The Lord is my shepherd
  by Adelia Prado
• The inconsolable fiancee
  by Maria Judite de Carvalho
• Conversation with Dmitri
  by Agustina Bessa-Luis
• The incredible but true story of Prince Nicolau Agua-Rosada
  by Jose Eduardo Agualusa
• Ualalapi
  by Ungulani Ba Ka Khosa
• Letters to a young poet
  by Dalton Trevisan
• Unidentified objects
  by Silvio Fiorani