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Paul Mandelbaum

Paul Mandelbaum teaches the literature of Los Angeles at Emerson College’s L.A. Center. His books include the novels Garrett in Wedlock and Adriane on the Edge and the anthology 12 Short Stories and Their Making.

Paperback LA: A Casual Anthology

What’s a “casual” anthology? In contrast to its canonical or thematic cousins, this three-volume creation is likened by editor Susan La Tempa to both a patio party or cabaret, though it could also be seen as an excellent mix tape ...

Paperback LA: A Casual Anthology

What’s a “casual” anthology? In contrast to its canonical or thematic cousins, this three-volume creation is likened by editor Susan La Tempa to both a patio party or cabaret, though it could also be seen as an excellent mix tape ...

PAUL MANDELBAUM

The Revolution Will Not Be Simplified

A great many rules were made in Communist Romania not to be followed so much as to create opportunities for failure and prosecution and to achieve a state of social paralysis, the populace rendered captive to its own nervous breakdown....

FICTION

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Les Plesko Remembered

FICTION

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Town and Country: The Double Vision of Bogdan Suceavă

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Good Company: Conversations With Norman Manea

LITERARY FICTION

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Adventures in Limbo: On Jim Gavin's "Middle Men"

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Haunted in Bucharest: fathoming my mother’s homeland by talking to its writers

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VIDEO: The Question of Nonfiction

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Whose Hollywood Is It Anyway?

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