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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
Ludmila Ulitskaya presents the Italian edition of Daniel Stein, Translator - Jan.-Feb., 2010
Ilya Mitrofanov's trilogy published in Spain by Lumen - January, 2010

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  • People, Years, Life, memories by Ilya Ehrenburg (1960-67, NF)

    Publishers: Brazil - CIVILIZACAO BRASILEIRA (1966), Finland - KANSANKULTTUURI (1961), France - GALLIMARD (1962), EDITIONS PARANGON (2008), Germany - KINDLER (1962), VOLK UND WELT (1978, 1990), Italy - EDITORI RIUNITI (1961), Mexico - JOAQUIN MORTIZ (1962, 1966), Spain - EDITORIAL MATEU (1964), PLANETA (1985), ACANTILADO (2008), USA/UK - ALFRED KNOPF (1962), MACQIBBON & KEE (1961, 1964), WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY (1964, 1967), UNIVERSAL BOOKS (1966), ELSEVIER (1972), Brazil - CIVILIZACAO BRASILEIRA (1966)

     Ilya Ehrenburg's memories in 7 volumes:

    • Volume 1: Childhood and Youth 1891-1917.
    • Volume 2: First Years of Revolution 1918-21
    • Volume 3: Truce: 1921-33.
    • Volume 4: Eve of War 1933-1941.
    • Volume 5: The War 1941-1945.
    • Volume 6: Post-War Years 1945-1954.
    • Volume 7: 1954-1965

    "Ilya Ehrenburg's unique genius helped define intellectual commitment in the 20th century. He was devoted to Russia, intellectual freedom and Jewish survival." - Joshua Rubenstein, author of Tangled Loyalties: The Life and Times of Ilya Ehrenburg.

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  • BE AS CHILDREN, a novel by Vladimir Sharov

    Winner of the 2008 Book Of The Year award (Russia)
    Shortlisted for the 2008 Big Book Award and Russian Booker Prize
    Winner of the William S. Hatcher Foundation award

    Rights sold: Bulgaria - FAKEL, China - PEKING UNIVERSITY PRESS, France - LOUISON, Russia - AST, VAGRIUS, Serbia - UTOPIA, World Enlish - DEDALUS

    The novel is set in the aftermath of the 1917 Revolution, and using the evangelical parable “be like children,” Sharov depicts a retelling of the last years of Lenin’s life where he experienced a religious conversion and plotted a children’s crusade to the Holy Land. Critical reception was divided on this novel because although the parable “be like children” linked characters, sometimes the multitude of characters made the novel hard to comprehend. Despite this, this novel also sold over 10,000 copies in Russia.

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