Slavenka Drakulić was honored to speak at this year’s literary festival Lviv Book Forum. Along with Vakhtang Kebuladze, Anne Applebom, Tetyana Ogarkova, and Maksym Yakovlev,…
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On October 5th Slavenka Drakulić will participate in conversation at the LVIV BOOK FORUM, the oldest annual book event in Ukraine, that just celebrates its’…
Listen to THE IRISH PAGES PODCAST about the short story collection Invisible Woman and Other Stories, translated from Croatian by Christina Pribichevich Zorić & Jacob…
Ukrainian editions of “They Would Never Hurt a Fly” (transl. by Roksolyana Svyato, Komora Books, 2018), “War is the Same Everywhere” (transl. by Natalia Horoz,…
Ukrainian publishing house Choven, situated in Lviv and primarily oriented to non-fiction, has just published a collection of essays Bійна всюди однакова, translated by Natalia…
Polish weekly newspaper Angora has just published a short review of Niewidzialna kobieta, a Polish translation of Invisible Woman and Other Stories, a collection of…
Essays How We Survived Communism and Even Laughed have been recommended by the history scholar Sarah B. Snyder at the Shephed book platform. See the…
An interview with Slavenka Drakulić was just published in one of the five biggest Japanese newspapers, Asahi Shimbun, about the Japanese edition of the book…
Café Europa revisited has just been published in Italian by Keller Edizione. Ritorno al Caffè Europa: Come sopravvivere al post-comunismo was translated by Giulia Marich.…
Biblioteka Analiz (Warszawa) has just published Niewidzialna kobieta, a Polish translation of Invisible Woman and Other Stories, a collection of short stories on women and…