Discussion between Russian writers and American writer June Lee Moscow was visited by an American writer June Lee. Only one story has been translated into Russian so far, but in the English -speaking world she is already a rather famous author. June Lee is a laureate of the MacArthur Prize, and Granta and The New Yorker's magazines included it in the lists of the most promising writers of America.

How animals enhance the library experience On Thursday, May 11, the Marina Tsvetaeva House-Museum will open the exhibition “FROM HAND”, which will show original illustrations and sketches for comics about Russian poets. The organizers of the event informed The Village about this. “Over the year of its existence, the “FROM HAND” project has grown into an independent publishing project with distribution points in all significant bookstores in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" The Solomon Guggenheim Museum of Modern Art has digitized art books and posted them online. Publications are available for free download in PDF and EPUB formats. More than 200 books have been posted on the museum’s website, including those about Pablo Picasso, Gustav Klimt, Roy Lichtenstein, Toshio Iwai, Wassily Kandinsky and other artists.

Alexey Slapovsky, Sergey Avilov, Maria Galina Twice a month, Gorky publishes a review of the new products of modern Russian literature. There are three new May books in this issue: Alexei Slapovsky is trying to take the results of the century, Sergei Avilov talks about a typical St. Petersburg debutant, and Maria Galina crosses Lovecraft with Gogol. Alexey Slapovsky. Unknown.