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Friday, 8 April 6:00p.m.
Oval Hall of VGBIL
“Once in America…”
Alexander Livergant, Editor-in-Chief, Inostrannaya Literatura
We are very excited to invite you to listen to a panel led by Editor-in-Chief of Inostrannaya Gazeta (? - Inostranna:))? - MP), Alexander Livergant, who will discuss their current special issue dedicated entirely to translations of great works of American literature.
You will have the opportunity to learn about American prose and poetry, criticism and interviews, novelty and rare classics. You also will meet Russia’s premium laureates and ascending stars.
The panel will open with the short story “Wakefield,” written by Edgar L. Doctorow, who is known for his provocative historic plot’s interpretation and criminal chronicles… You will also be introduced to eccentric and touching stories written by David Sedaris, who is a contemporary and extremely popular humorist, radio journalist and author of best-sellers concerning his own life (such as his childhood spent in North Carolina, unfinished education, drugs and homosexuality). You will also find fragments of notebooks, letters and diaries written by Henry James.
Afterward, Russian poets V. Toporov, Leonid Sitnic, G. Krughkov, L. Oborin and M. Boroditskaya will introduce to you classic and contemporary translations of Robert Frost’s poems.
Please don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
6p.m. Friday, April 8
Please call (495) 777-65-30 to reserve your spot!
Note: This event will be held in the Oval Hall.
Contact American Center staff for directions.
This event is free and open to the public!
American Center in Moscow – ul Nikoloyamskaya, d.1 – www.amc.ru – 777-65-30
Friday, 8 April 6:00p.m.
Oval Hall of VGBIL
“Once in America…”
Alexander Livergant, Editor-in-Chief, Inostrannaya Literatura
We are very excited to invite you to listen to a panel led by Editor-in-Chief of Inostrannaya Gazeta (? - Inostranna:))? - MP), Alexander Livergant, who will discuss their current special issue dedicated entirely to translations of great works of American literature.
You will have the opportunity to learn about American prose and poetry, criticism and interviews, novelty and rare classics. You also will meet Russia’s premium laureates and ascending stars.
The panel will open with the short story “Wakefield,” written by Edgar L. Doctorow, who is known for his provocative historic plot’s interpretation and criminal chronicles… You will also be introduced to eccentric and touching stories written by David Sedaris, who is a contemporary and extremely popular humorist, radio journalist and author of best-sellers concerning his own life (such as his childhood spent in North Carolina, unfinished education, drugs and homosexuality). You will also find fragments of notebooks, letters and diaries written by Henry James.
Afterward, Russian poets V. Toporov, Leonid Sitnic, G. Krughkov, L. Oborin and M. Boroditskaya will introduce to you classic and contemporary translations of Robert Frost’s poems.
Please don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
6p.m. Friday, April 8
Please call (495) 777-65-30 to reserve your spot!
Note: This event will be held in the Oval Hall.
Contact American Center staff for directions.
This event is free and open to the public!
American Center in Moscow – ul Nikoloyamskaya, d.1 – www.amc.ru – 777-65-30
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