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Rodica Bretin
Rodica Bretin
Requiem for a Revolver
“A gallery tour?” The old custodian of the museum opened the doors of the halls for me, letting me walk unhindered through Aladdin’s...
Rodica Bretin
Tigers Dream in Colors
Despite the crowded streets, I arrived ten minutes earlier. The alleys of the Zoo were deserted. The animals were sleeping, some in the...
Rodica Bretin
Dancing with the Indians
In the library were hundreds of leather-bound tomes. Somewhere in a corner lay a Protestant Bible, whose cover had been scorched by...
Rodica Bretin
The American Dream
“You can do anything, and be anyone!” Russell Morgan spoke about the American Dream and five hundred Canadians were listening, vibrating,...
Rodica Bretin
The Sound of Silence
I was seventeen and still knew nothing: about myself, about the world. Eighteen hundred days in an orphanage, – sounds like something by...
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