In her novel Theory of Sorrow, Slavenka Drakulić looks at Albert Einstein through the prism of his relationship with his first wife, the Serbian physicist,…
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Slavenka Drakulić talked about her new book of short stories What We Don’t Talk About at the World Literature Festival in Zagreb. With the editor…
Can you face the taboos of today’s society? Nobody likes to talk about old age, illness, losses, and discontent. It can be too hard even…
Dora and the Minotaur: My Life with Picasso, a novel about the photographer Dora Maar and her turbulent relationship to Pablo Picasso, has just been…
Galaxia Gutenberg, a publishing house from Barcelona, found a nice way to remind their readers of the two novels about interesting but somewhat neglected women.…
German magazine Die Zeit just published texts of various writers on the topic of East Germany. Click on the whole PDF below.
A while ago, prime minister of Poland Donald Tusk said “I know it sounds scary, especially for the younger generations, but we must prepare ourselves…
Frida’s Bed, a novel about the life and pain of Frida Kahlo, has just been published in Laguna, Beograd, Serbia, under the title Frida ili…
Paulina Reiter wrote an article about the Polish edition of Invisible Woman and Other Stories – Niewidzialna kobieta for the Polish magazine “Wysokie obcasy” (part…
After the German, Italian, Slovenian, Italian, Spanish, Slovak and Croatian edition, a novel about the relationship between Mileva Marić and Albert Einstein is now available…