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Memories of a War-Time Interpreter by Elena Rzhevskaya are on the short list of Medicis Prize
Ludmila Ulitskaya in NY from March 31st to April 8th, 2011
Ludmila Ulitskaya is awarded 2011 Prix Simone de Beauvoir pour la liberté des femmes - 10/01/2011
Ludmila Ulitskaya is awarded 2011 Prix Simone de Beauvoir pour la liberté des femmes - 16/12/2010
Stage version of Ulitskaya's novel got the Russian Government 2010 culture award - 16/11/2010
ELKOST agency at 2010 Frankfurt Book Fair, 06-10/10/10
Ludmila Ulitskaya awarded Premio Bauer/Ca’Foscari at Crossings of Civilizations Venice International Literary Festival in Italy, 20/05/2010
Ludmila Ulitskaya participates to the International Writers Festival in Jerusalem - 2-6/05/2010
Elena Kostioukovich's translation of Eco's novel is a finalist of 2010 Premio Gorky in Italy - 04/03/2010
Elena Kostioukovich's Why Italians Love to Talk about Food is a finalist of 2010 IACP Cookbook Award - 04/03/2010
Stage version of Ulitskaya's short story is on 'L'Année France-Russie 2010' program
Presentation of the Italian edition of Daniel Stein, Translator by Ludmila Ulitskaya in Milan, 23/02/2010
Public lecture of Ludmila Ulitskaya in Firenze, Italy - 22/02/2010
Presentation of Why Italians Love to Talk About Food in San Francisco - February 9, 2010
Elena Kostioukovitch in New York - February 3, 2010

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Featured titles

  • Rabbits and Boa Constrictors, a novel by Fazil Iskander (1982, 1987)

    Published by: Estonia - Perioodika (1989), Croatia - Svjetlost (1989), Czech Republic - Jonathan Livingston (2017), France - Rivages (1990), Italy - Atmosphere libri (2013), Spain - Círculo de Lectores (1991), USA - Ardis (1989), Overlook Press (2014)

    A humorous tale about the deteriorating relations between two groups: the rabbits and boa constrictors, Iskander's novella, like Animal Farm, is also a humorous critique of power.

    The L.A. Times says "Iskander takes a worthy place in the tradition of Russian satirists, the Gogol of DEAD SOULS, the Nabokov of LOLITA."

    This novel originally appeared in Russian in the West in 1982.

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  • Kyiv. A Fortress Over the Abyss, collected essays by Elena Kostioukovitch (2025, NF)

    Rights sold: France – NOIR SUR BLANC, Italia – LA NAVE DI TESEO, Spain – TUSQUETS, Ukraine – FOLIO

    Part historical treatise, part autobiographical narrative, and part literary review, Kyiv. A Fortress Over the Abyss is a profound exploration of Ukraine and its capital. Through a multifaceted lens that intertwines history, literature, culture, and personal memories, Elena Kostioukovitch guides readers through her hometown Kyiv revealing a city shaped by conflict yet defined by resilience.

    The book traces Kyiv’s turbulent history, from the Mongol invasions to the devastation of the Russian Revolution, and now the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war. Despite centuries of hardship, Kyiv endures, upheld by the strength and perseverance of its people.

    Kyiv: A Fortress Over the Abyss offers a captivating journey through the city’s history, folklore, and literary heritage. Devided into three major parts — Kyiv’s Places, its Lights, and its Voices — it invites readers to uncover the essence of this extraordinary city, immersing themselves in its indomitable spirit.

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