interview
‘Russian is my mother tongue’
Andrey Kurkov, one of Ukraine’s most renowned Russian-language writers, talks about Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, his career, and his new books
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Interview
‘Vladimir Putin is a salesman of...
Acclaimed Russian writer in exile Sergei Lebedev on Putin, the war in Ukraine, and how the Kremlin uses fear to exert control over Europe
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Feature
‘But you, my poor and bloodied...
In the novel 'The Life of Monsieur de Molière', Mikhail Bulgakov celebrates the enduring power of art to transcend every regime
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Interview
Karakaš: I was to be a priest or an officer
Damir Karakaš spent two years on the front line defending his native village in a HOS uniform. We spoke with him about his novel 'Sunčanik'
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Review
This is not a dystopia, it’s...
Paul Lynch’s 'Prophet Song' shows how ordinary life can descend into totalitarian horror almost without anyone noticing
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Review
A rich tapestry of memory and time
In Miljenko Jergović’s '1983: Novelistic Maneuvers', a single year marks the boundary between innocence and a world that would vanish forever
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Review
They left home, never to return
In Norwegian author Helga Flatland’s 'Stay If You Can, Leave If You Must.', youth, family and tragedy collide
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Features
No one drew the apocalypse like Hermann
Hermann Huppen, or simply Hermann, could have spent his life in the safe job of an interior designer. Instead, he dared to draw comics and left an indelible mark on the art
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Features
Kordej: Only jerks make AI comics!
It is impossible not to recommend Kordej’s Draw!, an absolute piece of history and art, for long browsing and even longer admiration, wonder, and top-notch entertainment.
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