Train Ride to Bucharest [Paperback]

If you want to know what it is like to live in Romania under a communist dictatorship and to somehow fight your way into teaching English at an American university, read this book.A BUCKET OF BITTER CHERRIES
Hiding the I
Torture
The Butcher
Milk and Wine
How to Make Your Mother Laugh
Fitting for New Socks
As If She Knew
Stealing the Pattern
Double-Distilled Plum Brandy
Washing Our Hair
The Express
Train Ride to Bucharest
Volunteer at the Ceau escu Palace
They Stole the Bell
Night Watchman during Communism
Procession
Women in Trouble
Four Children
Snow Storm with Mama Tudura
She Had it All
Homeless
Blossoming
Contraption for torture
a Bucket of Bitter Cherries
A Veil Still Covered the Garden
Reluctance
A Print above the Kitchen Sink
On Every Grain of Wheat
For Father Tudor Marin
Guardians of the Voronet Blue (1487)
Only the Rich Had a Well
Pending Sale
Sea Buckthorn Berries
Previous Owners
Linden Tea
Pickled Peppers
Amaryllis
It Took Three Days
Spring in a Second Language
Walking on the Highway
Spring Fretting
Fear
Excuses
The Drove for Twenty Hours to Clean up the House
At Night the Apples at the Store Know Better
Revision
Translating My Own Poems
The New Edition
Infinitive Verbs
Orientation
Tasty Words
Inedible Words
The Women at the MET
Days of Not Writing
A Gardenia for My Mother
My Mother Dreams
American Woman
A BOUQUET OF TULIPS
Only Two Minutes from Our House
In This World, May It Be for Your Soul
Nettles
The Train
No Listening
Tact
Letting Go
Three Kilos of Nails
He Gave His Eighty-Four-Year-Old Father a Haircut
Bookmarks
Learning a Name
Don't Accept All the Dolls that Find Their Way into the House
A Bouquet of Tulips
Eyesight
My Father's Trees
I Wanted to Comb My Fingers Through His Hair
Horse Chestnuts in Bloom
Returning Alone
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