The Short Shorts of Alex Epstein

Published: Oct. 24, 2018, 5 a.m.

Born in 1971 in St. Petersburg, \u200aAlex Epstein moved to the Israeli city of Lod when he was eight years old. His short stories are sometimes as short as a single sentence, and have been described as examples of the \u201cphilosophical, or allegorical short-short story.\u201d He has published three novels and eight collections of stories in Hebrew.

Text:

Blue Has No South\xa0by Alex Epstein, translated by Becka mara McKay, Clockroot Books, 2010.

Lunar Savings Time\xa0by Alex Epstein, translated by Becka Mara McKay, Clockroot Books, 2011.

A Children\u2019s Story,\xa0An Almost Ordinary Love Story, and\xa0The Intelligent Mouse\xa0by Alex Epstein, translated by Yardenne Greenspan in\xa0The Guardian.

Music:

Tchaikovsky \u2013 Symphony No. 2 \u201cLittle Russian\u201d

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