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The Swan by Charles Baudelaire and The Goose by Daisy Fried

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Daisy Fried reads from The Year the City Emptied, translations and adaptions from Les Fleurs du Mal

By: Don YortyFiled under Books That Come My Way, Charles Baudelaire, Translations. Tagged Charles Baudelaire, Daisy Fried, Flood Editions, Les Fleurs du Mal, The Year the City Emptied. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

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