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Book 1984
Avtograf
Avtograf
Igor Chinnov
New England Publishing, Holyoke, 1984
Book 1986
Iz vosmidesiatykh
Iz vosmidesiatykh
Aleksandr Ocheretiansky
New England Publishing, Holyoke, 1986
Book 1983
Marsh odinokikh
Marsh odinokikh
Sergei Dovlatov
New England Publishing, Holyoke, 1983
Book 1984
Na iuzhnykh shirotakh
Na iuzhnykh shirotakh
Viktor Muravin
New England Publishing, Holyoke, 1 January 1984
Book 1989
Poema bez predmeta
Poema bez predmeta
Valery Pereleshin
New England Publishing, Holyoke, 1 January 1989
Book 1984
Proza iz nesostoiavsheisia knigi 1968 goda
Proza iz nesostoiavsheisia knigi 1968 goda
Lev Navrozov
New England Publishing, Holyoke, MA, 1984
Book 1983
Solo na Undervude. Zapisnye knizhki
Solo na Undervude. Zapisnye knizhki
Sergei Dovlatov
New England Publishing, Holyoke, 1 January 1983

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