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From HELSINKI NOCTURNE (“Yhdyntä”) by Asko Sahlberg, translated by Emily Jeremiah and Fleur Jeremiah, introduced by Emily Jeremiah

Oct 26, 2017 • No comments

This is the opening of Helsinki Nocturne (“Yhdyntä”), a novella set in 1944, in a wintry, war-time city under attack…

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From HELSINKI NOCTURNE (“Yhdyntä”) by Asko Sahlberg, translated by Emily Jeremiah and Fleur Jeremiah, introduced by Emily Jeremiah

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