Short story recommendations

[Helena Goscilo]

If anyone is interested in "Chego khochet zhenshchina," I have two copies
that I'd be willing to send the needy/curious.  I found the collection
uneven in quality, but it's certainly "contemporary" and all the stories
are penned by women.

Helena Goscilo

> There is a paperback of short and very contemporary stories by women
> titled "Chego hochet zhenshchina"; published in Moscow in mid-90s (with
> some grant money); I don't know if it's still available, but anyone
> related to women's almanac
> "Preobrazhenie" (Nina Gabrielyan, Elena Trofimova,  some others) might
> know how to get a copy for a noble cause. Try www.owl.ru  (Open Women
> Line) for more information and contacts.
>
> Elena Gapova
>
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