Wallace Stegner, Michael Sheibon and Magnus Mills Twice a month, Gorky publishes a review of the new products of modern foreign prose. In the latest issue - Wallace Stegner’s semi -automatic novel about friendship, quiet life and aging, “Moonlight” by Michael Schoibon about the incredible exploits of his grandfather and “in the eastern express without changes” Magnus Mills, in which nothing happens - and this is very terrible. Wallace Stegner. Will remain with me. M.: Corpus, 2017, per.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" On the night of Monday, April 24, Russian translator of English prose Sergei Ilyin died at the age of 68. Writer Georgy Elin reported this on Facebook. On Wednesday, April 19, Ilyin was hospitalized at City Clinical Hospital No. 71 in Moscow with a massive stroke. According to Elin, the translator was in intensive care in serious condition. Sergei Borisovich Ilyin was born in Saratov in 1948.

Andrey Karagodin about Charles Clover's book “Black Wind, White Snow” The Phantom Press publishing house published a book by British journalist Charles Clavera “Black Wind, White Snow”, dedicated to the history of Russian Eurasianism. At the request of Gorky, Andrei Karagodin got acquainted with this work, one of the first National Bolshes, Doctor of Historical Sciences, editor of Vogue and Gardener magazine.

Waterstones, Housmans, Gay's the Word and other London bookstores The May holidays are approaching - a time when many people go to plant potatoes, and some go on vacation abroad. For the latter, Gorky has compiled a short guide to the best bookstores in London, from the giant Waterstones to the leftist Housmans.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" From May 12 to 14, the Tula Kremlin will host the second children’s book festival “LiteraTula”. This was reported in the press release of the event. The festival will feature a fair, in which Samokat, Pink Giraffe, Compass Guide, Belaya Vorona, Mann, Ivanov and Ferber, Art-Volkhonka and other publishing houses will take part.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" On Thursday, April 27, a children's library Rum för Barn (another name is “Children Read Here”) will open in St. Petersburg, according to a press release. The project will be launched as part of Sweden Days 2017. Rum för Barn literally translates as “room for children.” The source of inspiration for the creators was the library of the same name, located in the cultural center "City Theater" (Kulturhuset) in Stockholm.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" Director Gleb Panfilov is going to film Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s story “One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich,” TASS reports . This was stated by the president of the Solzhenitsyn Russian Charitable Foundation and the widow of the writer Natalia Solzhenitsyn.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" Tyumen publishing house "Russian Week" published a collection of works by Nenets writer Anna Nerkagi in two volumes. The editor-in-chief of the publishing house, Miroslav Bakulin, told TASS. The two-volume set includes works written by Nerkagi over the past forty years. The first volume contains the stories “Aniko from the Nogo clan”, “Ilir”, “White moss” and “The Silent One”.

The most unusual literary awards in the world By the end of spring, the main literary awards only finish the selection of nominees, and in the fall they will begin to massively declare the winners. On the planet there are more than a hundred different awards, they are all different, and each can serve as a guide in the world of literature. We have chosen ten literary awards from all over the world with the most outstanding differences in distinction.