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- אמן אמריקאי (iw)
- Usana artisto (io)
- artist american (ro)
- artista estadounidense (gl)
- artista estatunidenc (ca)
- artiste american (lfn)
- artiste américain (fr)
- usona artisto (eo)
- فنان أمريكي (ar)
- মার্কিন শিল্পী (bn)
- artista statunitense (it)
- Ameerika Ühendriikide kunstnik (et)
- artist amerikan (sq)
- artista estadounidense (es)
- American artist (en)
- американський митець (uk)
- fotograaf (nl)
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- In Most Tides an Island (en)
- The Amnesia Pavilions (en)
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- In my unfinished island fiction, I had attributed a dream of my own—almost unaltered—to the primary character, in the form of a bedtime story: the vision of an 'almost-island' where beautiful men nurtured and murdered narrative. I suspected that the Crimean Peninsula was that almost-island, and that I needed to find those men. (en)
- [I]n that odd summer, in which history lurched forward and back, like a train stopping abruptly in the wilderness at night... change was measurable in people's willingness to describe their business plans and dreams of travel, their extortion rackets and erotic fantasies, to a young American with a camera. (en)
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- –Muellner, describing his 1990 trip to the Soviet Union in The Amnesia Pavilions (en)
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