Examples of using Georgi gospodinov in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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It is an honor for the American College of Sofia that Georgi Gospodinov gratefully accepted to be the Commencement Speaker at the 2016 graduation ceremony!
That is why we have invited prominent storytellers like the most widely read Bulgarian author Georgi Gospodinov and Alec Popov- a controversial but much-loved writer.
In 1992 Georgi Gospodinov made his debut with the volume of poetry Лапидариум(title of the English translation: Lapidarium), followed by a further volume of poetry in 1996.
Born in 1968, Georgi Gospodinov is one of the most often translated Bulgarian writers,
Georgi Gospodinov: The nice thing about it is that in the last 7
In»The Slap Factory« Georgi Gospodinov has turned to images
guest residence in Split, the authors Georgi Gospodinov from Bulgaria and Florin Lăzărescu from Romania introduced themselves with their works.
Yassen Vasilev, Gergana Dimitrova and Zdrava Kamenova are the three(out of four, together with Georgi Gospodinov) authors, selected by the Bulgarian committee of EURODRAM- European network for drama in translation.
nominated for the most prestigious award in the world of cinema-"Oscar" for his animation on Georgi Gospodinov's story,"Blind Vaysha" presented his new project in Bulgaria.
collective memory, Georgi Gospodinov follows a quest for identity which is also that of a country
The first two books- The Mothers, a novel by Theodora Dimova, and A Natural Novel by Georgi Gospodinov- were out in Russian in 2012 at the event of the Days of the Bulgarian Intellectual Culture.
Lucian Dan Teodorovici used to say a few years ago that it was much more likely to meet his Bulgarian friends like Georgi Gospodinov or Alek Popov in Berlin or Vienna, rather than in Sofia or Bucharest.
Together with the internationally known Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov and the artistic director of the famous independent theatre Archa in Prague Ondrej Hrab,
Dubravka Ugresic and Georgi Gospodinov, military journalist Kevin Sites,
I couldn't help think of another recent novel by a Bulgarian- Georgi Gospodinov's The Physics of Sorrow- in which the grandson and grandfather are essentially melded into one character.
An omnibus film of six shorts based on Georgi Gospodinov's short stories and made by six different crews.
we already know that Kinomania will see both The Physics of Sorrow based on Georgi Gospodinov's novel and the big winner of the Canadian festival- Jojo Rabbit.
we already know that Kinomania will see both The Physics of Sorrow based on Georgi Gospodinov's novel and the big winner of the Canadian festival- Jojo Rabbit.
I was worried that my vast ignorance of Bulgarian literature might get in the way of a critical appreciation of Georgi Gospodinov's Natural Novel, which was first published in 1999
even a graphic novel, Georgi Gospodinov is returning to the short stories of his first book Lapidarium with All Of Our Bodies- a collection of 103 supershort stories,