β Scribed by Freedman, John
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Intro; Title Page; Preface; More than Mere Drama: The Phenomenon of New Russian Drama: An Introduction; Yury Klavdiev: Martial Arts; Olga Mukhina: Flying; Pavel Pryazhko; Panties; Angry Girl; Vasily Sigarev: Phantom Pains; Maksym Kurochkin: Kitchen; Mikhail Durnenkov: TRASH; Vyacheslav Durnenkov: Exhibits; Yaroslava Pulinovich; Natasha's Dream; I Won; Yelena Gremina: One Hour, Eighteen Minutes; Maxim Osipov: Scapegoats
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