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European fiction about struggling women -- rich and poor, powerful and helpless.
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Reviewed by Mylne Dressler
Sunday, November 13, 2005
ANGELINA'S CHILDREN
By Alice Ferney
Translated from the French by Emily Read
Bitter Lemon. 217 pp. Paperback, $13.95
NOTHING SERIOUS
By Justine Lvy
Translated from the French by Charlotte Mandell
Melville House. 220 pp. Paperback, $15
THE OLD CHILD AND OTHER STORIES
By Jenny Erpenbeck
Translated from the German by Susan Bernofsky
New Directions. 120 pp. Paperback, $14.95
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