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    • John le Carre, author of 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy', dies aged 89 14 December, 2020

      John le Carre, author of 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy', dies aged 89

      • Literature
      • Europost

      “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy” author John le Carre, who cast flawed spies on to the bleak chessboard of Cold War rivalry, has died aged 89.

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    • Hervé Le Tellier wins Goncourt Prize 30 November, 2020

      Hervé Le Tellier wins Goncourt Prize

      • Literature
      • Europost

      French author Hervé Le Tellier has been awarded on Monday the Goncourt Prize for his novel L'Anomalie (The Anomaly), news wires reported. France's top literary honour was attributed by videolink owing to the coronavirus pandemic.

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    • Verses by Attilio Bertolucci in Sofia's subway 16 November, 2020

      Verses by Attilio Bertolucci in Sofia's subway

      • Literature
      • Europost

      The Italian Cultural Institute (IIC) in Sofia, Bulgaria, will take part in the fifth edition of the initiative Poetry on the subway. It is an EUNIC event that makes the works of the greatest European poets known to passengers on the Sofia subway. Until 20 December, the verses will be present in the subway cars, in their original language and in Bulgarian.

      175
    • Veteran economist Sen awarded Peace Prize of the German Book Trade 18 October, 2020

      Veteran economist Sen awarded Peace Prize of the German Book Trade

      • Literature
      • Europost

      Economics Nobel laureate and philosopher Amartya Sen has been awarded the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade, organisers announced on Sunday. Sen was chosen because he had "been dealing with issues of global justice as a thought leader for decades," the jury said, adding that his contribution to the fight against social inequality was more relevant today than ever before.

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    • And the Nobel goes to an American poetess 08 October, 2020

      And the Nobel goes to an American poetess

      • Literature
      • Europost

      American poetess Louise Gluck was awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in Literature for “her unmistakable poetic voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal”, the Swedish Academy announced last Thursday. Her victory was considered to a certain extent surprising by many experts.

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    • Bulgarian writer Alek Popov: Balkan vitality is the reason for us to still exist 11 September, 2020

      Bulgarian writer Alek Popov: Balkan vitality is the reason for us to still exist

      • Literature
      • George Dimitrov

      One of the most valuable traits of the Bulgarian national character, as far as such exists, is the ability to live along with the absurdity and to accept the paradoxes of human nature. This is not somethings that came out of good times. The logic of life is stronger than the logic of moral convictions, and survival has always been a priority for the Bulgarians, says writer Alek Popov in an interview to George Dimitrov.

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    • Milan Kundera donates his archive to his native town 31 July, 2020

      Milan Kundera donates his archive to his native town

      • Literature
      • Europost

      Milan Kundera, the author of “The Unbearable Lightness of Being” and many other acclaimed novels, will donate his private library and archive to a public library in Brno, the city where he was born and spent his childhood, news wires reported. The entire collection will be transported from Kundera’s apartment in Paris to the Moravian Library in Brno in the fall.

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    • Demetra Duleva: I come back to leave again 22 June, 2020

      Demetra Duleva: I come back to leave again

      • Literature
      • Neyka Kras­teva

      Leaving Bulgaria is not just a desire to get out of poverty and earn more money. It is something much more fundamental, which is obviously so significant that most of the emigrants are willing to pay a very high price to have it, Demetra Duleva says in an interview to EUROPOST.

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    • US author Joyce Carol Oates wins France's richest book prize 26 May, 2020

      US author Joyce Carol Oates wins France's richest book prize

      • Literature
      • Europost

      US writer Joyce Carol Oates, so often a bridesmaid for the Nobel literature prize, won France's richest books prize Monday. The Cino del Duca World Prize, which is worth 200,000 euros ($218,000), is often seen as a stepping stone to the Nobel, with Andrei Sakharov, Mario Vargas Llosa and the French novelist Patrick Modiano all winning it before going on to Nobel glory.

      302
    • Between a verdict and hope 25 May, 2020

      Between a verdict and hope

      • Literature
      • Sve­to­slav Ste­fan­ov , Sofia

      Multiple sclerosis (MS) is among the least known illnesses. Most specialists consider it unpredictable, changeable and generally incurable. And what is even more fearsome – it attacks mainly active people in their 20s and 30s.

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In brief
  • John le Carre, author of 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy', dies aged 89

    news image title 14 December, 2020

    “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy” author John le Carre, who cast flawed spies on to the bleak chessboard of Cold War rivalry, has died aged 89.

    129
  • Hervé Le Tellier wins Goncourt Prize

    news image title 30 November, 2020

    French author Hervé Le Tellier has been awarded on Monday the Goncourt Prize for his novel L'Anomalie (The Anomaly), news wires reported. France's top literary honour was attributed by videolink owing to the coronavirus pandemic.

    175
  • Verses by Attilio Bertolucci in Sofia's subway

    news image title 16 November, 2020

    The Italian Cultural Institute (IIC) in Sofia, Bulgaria, will take part in the fifth edition of the initiative Poetry on the subway. It is an EUNIC event that makes the works of the greatest European poets known to passengers on the Sofia subway. Until 20 December, the verses will be present in the subway cars, in their original language and in Bulgarian.

    175

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