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Dumitru Tsepeneag’s “Pigeon Post”
Dalkey Archive Press, 2008
The term pigeon post refers to the use of homing pigeons to deliver messages. Perhaps the best known was the French Pigeon Post of the Franco-Prussian War in the late nineteenth century, which allowed messages to travel into Paris across Prussian lines, representing a fluidity between an otherwise rigid divide of East and West. The sometimes difficult task of crossing borders and disseminating information informs the underlying tension of Romanian writer Dumitru Tsepeneag s novel
, translated by Jane Kuntz. Tsepeneag was forced into exile by Ceauşescu in 1975, living in France until the Romanian Revolution of 1989, the same year as the first publication of