L'Europeo No.16 | True Lies | October 2010
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Contents of This Issue
- I Am the Lie About Myself
Library - Oh, Corruption-Ridden World
Annabel Libte - The Substitution
Dimitar Kamburov - Scandal in the Kitchen
- Did America Abolish Slavery?
Pepa Vitanova - Vanya Tsvetkova Between Worlds
Lyuben Dilov Jr. - The So-Called “My” Life
Anton Petrov - For a Few Pounds More
Mihail Zaimov - The Other Side of the Coin
Ivan Bakalov - Who Stole Charlie Chaplin?
Ivan Bakalov and Tsvetan Gemishev - What Dreams Become
Tsvetana Tsareva - Stung by a Tower
Vera Dzhambazova - The Wizard of School Street
Carla Sabati - True Lies
Lyuben Dilov Jr. - Dear Diary…
Zhanina Dragostinova - Lost Story
Milena Fuchedzhieva - 1979: A Space Odyssey
Mihail Shopov - Princess on Demand
Vera Dzhambazova - From "Progress" to "Monterey"
Mirolyuba Benatova - "The Great October Revolution"
Dimitar Stoyanovich
- I Am the Lie About Myself
- • Language: Bulgarian
• Format: 22 x 26 cm
• Softcover - Elephant Bookstore is honored to be the sole distributor of L'Europeo magazine in the Bulgarian internet space.
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