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“Homeric Hymns” by Anonymous
IntroductionThe anonymously written “Homeric Hymns” are thought to have been composed in the late 6th to early 7th century BCE, and the individual hymns vary in both authorship and composition dateDespite the name, this collection of 33 hymns is not attributed to Homer but rather uses a form of meter, or rhythmic pattern, associated with his poetry.
The bitter drink of truth according to the prescription of Natalia Meshchaninova
ST. PETERSBURG. Session Publishing House has released a storybook by director and playwright Natalya Meshchaninova.
Proust’s letters to a neighbor. Unexpected sensation
ST. PETERSBURG. The publishing house "Limbus Press" published a book by Marcel Proust, "Letters to the Neighbor."
The Return of Konstantin Somov. Diaries without cuts from "Dmitry Sechin"
MOSCOW. The publishing house "Dmitry Sechin" published the next volume of the diaries of the artist Konstantin Somov.
The new novel by Bernhard Schlink. 22 years after the triumphant success of "Reader"
BERLIN. A new novel by Bernhard Schlink, the author of the international bestseller Reader, has been released.
Fearlessness in search of the truth and nonparticipation in the "Great Madness"
MOSCOW. Anthologia Poetry Prize awarded to Polina Barskova.
The art of translation. Master Prize winners master it perfectly
MOSCOW. The best translators of foreign literature received the "Master" award.
Matvey Bronstein and his "Solar Matter". Return
MOSCOW. Corpus publishing house published the book “Solar Substance” by Matvey Bronstein, a scientist and popularizer of science, who was shot in 1938.
The mystery of the death of Elizabeth Dyakonova, or the destruction of stereotypes
MOSCOW. At Non-fiction No. 19, a presentation of the book by Pavel Basinsky about Elizabeth Dyakonova took place.
The genius of Russian Art Nouveau, who was unlucky to live in an era of change
MOSCOW. The publishing house "Kuchkovo Field" published a book about the famous architect Fedor Shekhtel.
“A Miracle for Breakfast” by Elizabeth Bishop
“A Miracle for Breakfast” is a sestina by the Pulitzer Prize-winning American poet Elizabeth BishopFirst published in “Poetry” magazine in 1937 and then in Bishop’s first book of poetry, “North & South”, the poem reflects Bishop’s keen eye as she provides a nuanced record of a puzzling breakfast.
Julian Barnes Reflections on Open-Eyed Painting
MOSCOW. Publishing house "ABC-Atticus" published a book by Julian Barnes, "Open your eyes."
We must live, endure trials, work for others. "NOS" on an island of stability and sanity
KRASNOYARSK. As a result of the debate at the Kryakk fair recently completed, 10 authors were included in the short list of the NOS Prize.
Festival "Pushkin in Britain" ended with the victory of Galina Lazareva from Australia
LONDON. We have a whole world of foreign land. Travel abroad Pushkin in Britain.
Russian Astrid Lindgren Award Nominees Awaiting Jury Verdict
STOCKHOLM. The list of applicants for the Astrid Lindgren Award includes applicants from Russia.